Religion and Suicides in Medieval Germany
Each dot on this graph represents a province and has two associated numbers: the percentage of the inhabitants who were Protestants and the suicide rate.
Here are different ways to describe the association in this data:
- Provinces with a higher percentage of Protestants [tend to] have a higher suicide rate.
- As the percentage of Protestants increases, the suicide rate increases.
- Protestants are more likely to commit suicide than Catholics.
- A person who is Protestant is more likely to commit suicide than if he/she was Catholic.
Answer the following questions:
Each dot on this graph represents a province and has two associated numbers: the percentage of the inhabitants who were Protestants and the suicide rate.
Here are different ways to describe the association in this data:
- Provinces with a higher percentage of Protestants [tend to] have a higher suicide rate.
- As the percentage of Protestants increases, the suicide rate increases.
- Protestants are more likely to commit suicide than Catholics.
- A person who is Protestant is more likely to commit suicide than if he/she was Catholic.
Answer the following questions:
Are all the claims the same?
Yes
No
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