If a group of researchers find that the number of books fifth grade students read is positively correlated with their scores on an intelligence test,it would be correct to conclude that having children read more increases their intelligence.

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While there may be a positive correlation between the number of books read and intelligence test scores, it does not necessarily mean that reading more causes an increase in intelligence. There could be other factors at play, such as children who are already more intelligent being more likely to enjoy reading and therefore read more. Additionally, correlation does not necessarily mean causation.

If a Group of Researchers Find That the Number of Books