Which of the following is not one of the conditions for making a causal inference?
A) covariation of events
B) a time-order relationship
C) confounding of variables
D) elimination of plausible alternative causes

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Confounding of variables could potentially affect the accuracy of the causal inference, but it is still a condition that needs to be addressed. The other three conditions (covariation of events, time-order relationship, elimination of plausible alternative causes) are essential for making a reliable causal inference.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Conditions