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Where do babies come from? - PPT Presentation

As is well known storks bring newborns Heres my evidence Data adapted by Box Hunter and Hunter from G Fischer Ornithologische Monatsberichte vol 44 no 2 Jahrgang 1936 Berlin and vol 48 No 1 ID: 412713

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Where do babies come from?As is well known, storks bring newborns.

Here’s my evidence:

Data adapted by Box, Hunter, and Hunter from G. Fischer,

Ornithologische

Monatsberichte

, vol. 44, no. 2,

Jahrgang

, 1936, Berlin and vol. 48, No. 1,

Jahrgang

, 1940, Berlin, and

Statistiches

Jahrbuch

Deutscher

Gemeinden

, 27-33,

Jahrgang

, 1932-1938.Slide4
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Where do babies come from?As is well known, storks bring newborns.

Here’s my evidence:

Data adapted by Box, Hunter, and Hunter from G. Fischer,

Ornithologische

Monatsberichte

, vol. 44, no. 2,

Jahrgang

, 1936, Berlin and vol. 48, No. 1,

Jahrgang

, 1940, Berlin, and Statistiches Jahrbuch Deutscher Gemeinden, 27-33, Jahrgang, 1932-1938.

The correlation is 0.94.Slide7

Does correlation = causation?

The population of Oldenburg grew steadily in the 1930’s. As the population increased, there was more building construction, providing more nesting places for storks.

As the population increased, there were more people to have babies.Slide8

Does correlation = causation?

The population of Oldenburg grew steadily in the 1930’s. As the population increased, there was more building construction, providing more nesting places for storks.

As the population increased, there were more people to have babies.Slide9
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Is population a lurking variable?Slide13

Example of confounding:Smoking in pregnancy is associated with lower birth weights.Slide14
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