Which of the following is NOT a prerequisite for establishing causality with the simple experiment?
A) statistical tests
B) eliminating random error
C) accounting for random error
D) independent random assignment

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Eliminating random error is not a prerequisite for establishing causality; rather, accounting for it is important. Random error is inherent in experiments, and researchers aim to minimize and account for it, not eliminate it entirely.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Prerequisite for Establishing