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As ice cream sales increase so do the rates of drownings, therefore there is a positive relationship between the two variables—ice cream sales and rates of drownings. This week, you identified 15 articles that you will read in depth in the next few weeks. Based on the abstracts alone, please find a positive or negative relationship. Discuss the two variables and the direction of the relationship. Bonus points if you can correctly explain if your relationship is correlation or causation. Don’t forget to cite your sources using APA format!

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