> Yes, correlation does not equal causation. But when it makes logical sense why Confounding factor: think about the type of parents who choose not to give the

> Yes, correlation does not equal causation. But when it makes logical sense why Confounding factor: think about the type of parents who choose not to give their children smartphones. Are they more or less likely to be engaged in other aspects of the childs life that promotes good outcomes compared to the average? How about other things like diet, hobbies, income, waking hours spent in the home? Could those potentially affect mental health in adulthood?