Correlation vs causation explained by Dr Nic with examples

[@JoyKenyon-Mafu]

THANK YOU! What a God send! I just started teachings Statistics -and feel swamped with all the concepts and resources. We do not have a textbook. You have helped me greatly the videos are clear and interesting and I love your accent and calm demeanor.

[@DrNic]

You are so welcome!

[@abolhassantajfar6189]

Great presentation! And certainly a teacher who knows what she is doing, and who enjoys it.🙏❤

[@DrNic]

Thanks for that. I do!

[@ItzLit]

thank you dr nic, you a real one fr

[@matbentley9121]

Pfft, everyone knows the sales of selfie sticks increases crime! Great video, I reckon your videos make maths interesting for people. Well done.

[@DrNic]

Thanks Mat - you made me laugh. I'm glad you find them interesting.

[@elverame9418]

Hi may I ask what is the similarities of correlation and Causal? I need an answer pls thank you so much ♥️

[@DrNic]

Correlation means that there is a relationship. In strict statistics terms it implies a linear relationship between two variables. Causation takes it a step further - there is a relationship and we are claiming that change in one variable causes the change in the other variable. So the similarity is that there is a relationship.

[@elverame9418]

@@DrNic hi thank so much and God bless more subscribers to come ♥️

[@eddyrm91]

Thank you for this video. I believe you missed the third condition for establishing causation that the correlation not be accidental

[@DrNic]

Thanks for sharing!

[@holynadahjl]

good video!!

[@DrNic]

Thanks!

[@Bladeeee]

GOOD EXPLANATION THANK OYU

[@DrNic]

Glad it was helpful!

[@adityaiyer801]

you wasted my 47 seconds im estupide cant understand complex concept