The Conditions That Must Be Satisfied Before Making Causal Inferences

question 101

Multiple Choice

The conditions that must be satisfied before making causal inferences include all of the following except .

• A) elimination of other possible factors
• B) concomitant variation
• C) time order of occurrence of variables
• D) role of evidence

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