This week you learned much about the fundamentals of statistics and correlation testing. Please keep in mind the foundation of correlation testing as we will revisit these concepts in Module 8. Part of your task as a public health practitioner is to act as a critical consumer of research and ask informed questions of published material. Sometimes, claims are made that do not match the results of the analysis. Unfortunately, this is why statistics is sometimes unfairly associated with telling lies. These misalignments might not be solely attributable to statistical nonsense, but also "user error." One of the greatest areas of user error is within the practice of hypothesis testing and interpreting statistical significance. As you continue to consume research, be sure and read everything with a critical eye and call out statements that do not match the results. Next time you read the results section, make a list of statistical jargon that you are having difficulty understanding. What types of questions would you ask yourself before reading a study? How are these questions different than what you would have asked before you learned anything in the module