Which of the following is NOT a question you should ask about the statistical validity of an association claim?
A) What is the effect size?
B) Is the correlation statistically significant?
C) Are there subgroups?
D) Is random assignment affecting the findings?
E) Could outliers be affecting the relationship?

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Question D is not relevant to the statistical validity of an association claim as it pertains to experimental design, and random assignment is only necessary for establishing causality in a causal claim. Questions A, B, C, and E are all relevant to the statistical validity of an association claim.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Question You Should