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Answer:
Dr. Harrison's correlation theory is incorrect.
Explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:
- Dr. Harrison's correlation theory is correct.
- Dr. Harrison's correlation theory is incorrect.
- None of the above.
In this example, the theory that Dr. Harrison proposes is not correct. Dr. Harrison argues that because he saw a single man talking on his phone, it is necessarily true that talking on cell phone cause accidents. This theory is wrong for two reasons. First, Dr. Harrison is equation correlation with causation. The fact that the man was talking does not necessarily mean that this was the reason for the crash. There could be many other factors that can impact this. The second mistake that Dr. Harrison makes is thinking that one person is enough of a sample to reach such a conclusion. For the research to be valid, the doctor would need to use a much larger sample size.
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"There may be a link between a successful career and happiness" is the one conclusion among the following choices given in the question that Darius can draw from his study. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the fourth option or the last option or option "D". I hope it helped you.
