correlational การใช้

• "These are correlational studies, " he says.
• Correlational methods examine the statistical association between two naturally occurring variables.
• The results of cross-cultural studies using ethnography are usually correlational.
• Such correlational studies led to hypotheses about the causes of these crimes.
• Most epigenetic research is correlational; it merely establishes associations.
• Most of the research supporting SBFC is descriptive and correlational.
• The recommendations included its furtherance using a longitudinal quantitative correlational regression analysis.
• Was it a DBPCT or just a correlational study?
• Correlational and probabilistic dependency models coincide for normal distributions.
• Correlational processes have been observed at several levels.
• Because this was a correlational study, these findings could have an alternate explanation.
• However, further advancements showed that it is a correlational, not causal, relationship.
• Most studies of minority stress are correlational.
• LeVay notes that these findings are correlational.
• This study was correlational only, and depended solely on self-reports ( questionnaires ).
• Then you can still do research, but it is not causal, it is correlational.
• Several correlational studies found need for achievement to be a personal characteristic that fosters flow experiences.
• The concept is in contrast to competing hypotheses including other correlational structures to explain group intelligence,
• Although the findings are correlational, they support the idea that actions may facilitate cognitive understanding.
• This type of research is usually descriptive or correlational because there is no experimental control over variables.