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\"w" Positive correlation refers to a relationship between two variables in which both of these variable move together in the same direction. If the rst variable is ' increasing in value, the second variable is also increasing in value. This goes the other way as well in which both can decrease in value. Two variables that I believe 'would share a positive correlation is your heart rate and oxygen consumption. lf '- _. your heart is pumping at a higher rate. you would need to consume more oxygen in order to provide your body with energy. Negative correlation refers to the relationship of two variables in which they move in opposite directions. If the rst variable is increasing in value, the second variable would be decreasing in value. This relationship can also be the other way around in which the rst variable is decreasing while the second variable is increasing. One example of negative correlation is your personal level of budget with expenses. Your budget would go down if your expense level goes up. No correlation refers to a situation in which the two variable do not have a relationship with one another statistically. One :gLATTf'? example is the relationship with item production and customer consumption. If you own a company and you increased the amount of products that you sold, it would not be a clear increase in customer consumption. One variable that does play a I part is customer desire. whether they want your product or not. 6' Reply