The determination of whether any other factors were responsible for the program outcomes is known as:
A) Program integrity
B) ARIMA
C) Validity
D) Eliminating rival causal hypotheses

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Eliminating rival causal hypotheses involves identifying and ruling out other potential factors that could have contributed to the program outcomes, ensuring that the program itself is responsible for the observed changes. Program integrity refers to the fidelity and quality of implementing the program, while ARIMA is a statistical method used for time series forecasting. Validity refers to the accuracy and soundness of research methods and conclusions, but does not specifically relate to identifying other causal factors.

The Determination of Whether Any Other Factors Were Responsible for the Program