Connect and analyze evidence
Definition
Connecting and analyzing evidence involves examining different pieces of information or data, identifying patterns or relationships between them, and drawing meaningful conclusions based on the analysis.
Related terms
Causal Relationship: A relationship between two variables where one variable directly influences or causes changes in the other.
Correlation: A statistical measure that indicates the extent to which two variables are related or associated with each other.
Inference: Drawing a logical conclusion based on available evidence or reasoning rather than direct observation.
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AP Seminar - Big Idea 4: Synthesize Ideas
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