John Stuart Mill's method of ________ is essentially the same as the correlational method.
A) agreement and difference (combined)
B) difference
C) agreement
D) concomitant variation

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John Stuart Mill's method of concomitant variation involves observing the variations in two or more variables and determining if they change together or if there is a causal relationship between them. This is essentially the same as the correlational method, which involves examining the relationship between two or more variables to determine if they are systematically related. Therefore, choice D is the best answer.

John Stuart Mill's Method of ________ Is Essentially the Same