(Scenario II) Which of the following is NOT critically required to establish causality?
A) temporal precedence
B) covariation
C) experimental realism
D) extraneous variables

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Experimental realism is not critically required to establish causality; it refers to the extent to which an experiment is engaging to participants, whereas causality primarily requires temporal precedence, covariation, and control of extraneous variables.

(Scenario II) Which of the Following Is NOT Critically Required