Multiple Choice
The rule of thumb for distinguishing coincidence from cause and effect is…
A) Don't assume that a causal connection exists unless you have good reason for doing so
B) Don't assume that a causal connection exists unless your assumption is beyond doubt
C) There is no such thing as coincidence
D) Don't ever assume that a causal connection exists
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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