FIELD NOTES Each note should be composed of four parts: Notes Description of everything observed or that can be remembered Analysis Reflection ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS Find studies from your discipline that demonstrate each type of correlation (positive/negative) and a study that misconstrues correlation for causation

FIELD NOTES

Each note should be composed of four parts:

1. Notes
2. Description of everything observed or that can be remembered
3. Analysis
4. Reflection

ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS

Find studies from your discipline that demonstrate each type of correlation (positive/negative) and a study that misconstrues correlation for causation.

• Describe each study (provide links, etc.).
• Discuss why you think it is an accurate example. 
• What is the correlation in the study that incorrectly interprets causation?
• New questions that arise from the observations

The weekly entries will be marked as complete/incomplete. However, you may receive feedback on your entries from the instructor. You'll submit your completed journal at the end of the course for a final grade. 

All assignments combined are 25% of your final course grade.