Critics of which guideline state that its absence implies only that the investigator is unimaginative, not that the association is noncausal?
A) Analogy
B) Specificity
C) Temporality
D) Plausibility

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Analogy is criticized because its absence does not necessarily mean that an association is noncausal; it may simply indicate a lack of imagination or knowledge on the part of the investigator to draw parallels with other known causal relationships.

Critics of Which Guideline State That Its Absence Implies Only