Multiple Choice
Longitudinal studies provide
A) stronger evidence of causality than randomised experiments
B) stronger evidence of causality than cross‐sectional studies
C) weaker evidence of causality than cross‐sectional studies
D) weaker evidence of causality than case‐control studies
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