Two variables that are likely to be correlated

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What is an example of two variables that are likely to be correlated because they are both changing over time?

A study of employees at a large company found a negative correlation between weight and distance walked on an average day. In other words, people who walked more weighed less. Do you conclude that walking causes lower weight? Can you think of an alternate explanation for the findings?

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