Answer as requested.
-Which of the following best describes our level of confidence in causality when we have discovered a correlation but cannot yet determine whether the correlation implies causality?
A)Cause beyond reasonable doubt
B)Possible cause
C)Probable cause
D)Absolute certainty

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Correlation indicates a relationship between two variables, but it does not prove one causes the other. "Possible cause" reflects the uncertainty and the need for further investigation to establish causality.

Answer as Requested. -Which of the Following Best Describes Our Level of Confidence