The difficulty of establishing nonspuriousness does not rule out using nonexperimental data to evaluate causal hypotheses.

Name: The difficulty of establishing nonspuriousness does not rule out using nonexperimental data to evaluate causal hypotheses.
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While establishing nonspuriousness is important for establishing causality with nonexperimental data, it is still possible to use such data to evaluate causal hypotheses with appropriate controls and statistical techniques.

The Difficulty of Establishing Nonspuriousness Does Not Rule Out Using