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So, in this first segment the focus will be on reliability and validity.

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That's why I emphasize that one in the introduction to correlations here.

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Hi welcome back to Statistics I. We're up to lecture four, and the topic of today's lecture is correlations.

There's really just one twist on that calculation, and we'll get the correlation.

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So in segment one, I just wanna present some examples to give you the concept of correlation and to get the discussion started.