Making a Causal Inference from Quasi-Experimental Evidence Requires All but Which

question 7

Multiple Choice

Making a causal inference from quasi-experimental evidence requires all but which of the following:

• A) the suspected cause must covary with the effect
• B) the suspected cause must precede the effect
• C) rival hypotheses must be ruled out or be highly implausible.
• D) Bayesian moving average statistical analyses.

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