Observational Study: Study finds 64% of workers would pass up a $30K raise to work from home

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Examples of bad comments on posts which will not receive credit: This was an interesting article. It reminded me of junior high days! I love everything that has to do with monkeys and I find the way they act to be fascinating. It is so crazy to me that they are intelligent species, and act SO similarly to humans. This was a great experiment. (This is especially bad if the article was actually an observational study and you didnt catch it! Not all the students who post articles will label them correctly, and you should be on the lookout for that too). Examples of good comments on posts which will receive credit: You didnt label this post, but Im pretty sure you meant to label it Experiment based on your discussion. Anyways, this is definitely not an experiment, it is an observational study. No treatments were applied. Its true that they gave everyone a hearing test, but that was simply a method of collecting data since you cant just ask everyone if they have hearing problems and get reliable feedback. They didnt divide the people tested into groups and give them any sort of different treatment to see if there was an effect on the outcome. In other words, they were just looking for the data for a single variable as it was, as opposed to changing another variable, to see what its effect on the measured variable would be. This graph is interesting, but pretty hard to read. I had to look very closely to see if red was used in more than one place. I like that it is interactive, but it is difficult to put your cursor over the extremely thin red lines. I wonder why it raised back up in the 1940s? I do find it interesting how drastically the name popularity has declined over the years. It hasnt become popular again. The graph shows that for a majority, the name has been on a decline.