A study of students at a very selective liberal arts college found that varsity athletes had, on
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A study of students at a very selective liberal arts college found that varsity athletes had, on average, higher grades than nonathletes. The researcher concluded that the college could increase the grades of nonathletes by requiring them to participate in sports. What problems do you see with this study?
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Lack of Causality The researchers conclusion assumes that there is a causal relationship between participating in sports and higher grades However thi...View the full answer
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