QuestionEach of these relationships reflects a correlation. Which relationship most likely reflects correlation but not causation?
Taking painting classes more often is associated with going to art supply stores more often.
Spending more money on sketchbooks is associated with visiting photo galleries more often.
Visiting art museums more often is associated with seeing sculptures more often.
Studdy Solution
STEP 1
What is this asking? Which of these things are related, but one doesn't *cause* the other? Watch out! Just because two things happen together doesn't mean one causes the other!
STEP 2
1. Analyze Painting Classes and Art Supplies
2. Analyze Sketchbooks and Photo Galleries
3. Analyze Art Museums and Sculptures
STEP 3
If you take more painting classes, you'll probably need more supplies!
More classes *cause* more supply trips.
This isn't our answer.
STEP 4
Someone who likes art might buy sketchbooks *and* go to photo galleries.
One doesn't *cause* the other, they're both caused by a love of art!
This sounds like our answer.
STEP 5
Art museums often have sculptures.
Going to art museums more often *causes* you to see more sculptures.
This isn't our answer either.
STEP 6
Spending more money on sketchbooks is associated with visiting photo galleries more often.
They're both related to liking art, but one doesn't cause the other!
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