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All right, so we have three situations here, and we want to consider potential hypotheses relating the variables and potential relationships that we could get from it.
00:12
So for the first one, the age i was released from jail and the tendency to go back to jail in layman's terms.
00:24
So maybe the younger you are at the age of release, the higher the rate of the higher the chance of returning back to jail.
00:43
So recidivism.
00:49
That's one way that you can hypothesize if you believe that the relationship is that the younger you are upon release, you're more likely to go back to jail, then you would write this hypothesis, which statistics show is the more likely scenario.
01:04
Okay, for part b, the length of a sentence for vehicular manslaughter based on the verdict, not like how it's bargained down, and social.
01:15
Class.
01:15
So you are not considering prior criminal history, just social class...