In order to establish causality which of the following does not have to be present?

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A linear progression of events is not essential for establishing causality. Temporal order is necessary to establish that the cause preceded the effect, association is necessary to demonstrate that the cause and effect are related, and the elimination of plausible alternatives is necessary to establish that the observed effect is due to the cause and not some other factor.

In Order to Establish Causality Which of the Following Does