When a trait's effect on fitness depends on its interaction with other traits, the resultant selection is correlational and may lead to the integration of functionally related traits. In relation to sexual selection, when an ornamental trait interacts with phenotypic quality to determine mating success, correlational sexual selection should generate genetic correlations between the ornament and...

Recognising the gap in literature on public sector entrepreneurship emerging markets, hypotheses are formulated to explain influence of specific organisational antecedents entrepreneurial orientation (EO) at municipalities South Africa. Correlational and regression analyses used test hypotheses. Findings show that strategy, boundaries resources a significant amount variation EO dimensions innov...

It is aimed in this study to examine the job satisfaction and virus contagion concerns of music teachers terms certain variables during COVID-19 process. Based on correlational causal comparison method research, teachers' process were compared according gender, age type school they work. Besides, relationship between anxiety was explained with relational screening method. The sample consists 23...

The main focus of this study was to determine the significant influence mathematics skills and engagement in achievement goals students at tertiary level. respondents were enrolled Teacher Education who have undertaken a subject conduct or taken it previous term semester both public private schools Tagum City. researcher used quantitative non-experimental research that uses descriptive correlat...

In this paper we argue that the development of knowledgebased systems built to work in partially uncertain domains bene t from the use of di erent conceptualisations for certain and uncertain parts of the knowledge. We present conceptualisations that have proven to be useful, namely the KADS model of expertise and a causal model of uncertainty that re ects well known approaches to uncertain rea...

Let me emphasize at the outset that as the terms are being used here, causal inference is not the same as statistical inference. The two types of inference are similar in that they both use “localized” information to draw conclusions about more general phenomena; however the types of phenomena about which one seeks to generalize are not the same and the types of information used also often diff...