Korrelierte
Korrelierte is a form of the German verb korrelieren, which means to exhibit a correlation between two or more variables. In statistical language, to korrelieren means that changes in one variable are associated with changes in another variable, often in a predictable direction. The word korrelierte is the simple past tense (Präteritum) form, used to describe findings after data collection or in historical narration. For example, Die Messwerte korrelierten positiv miteinander.
In scientific writing, korrelieren is used to report relationships between variables and to discuss the strength
The term is widely used across disciplines such as psychology, biology, economics, and social sciences, where
Etymologically, korrelieren derives from the concept of correlation, with roots in Latin through the German linguistic