Which of the following is the weakest form of causality but is still a useful concept?
A)absolute causality
B)contributory causality
C)conditional causality
D)secondary causality

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Contributory causality is the weakest form of causality because it only identifies a factor that contributes to an outcome or effect, without necessarily being the sole cause. However, it can still be a useful concept in identifying risk factors and developing interventions to address them. The other options (absolute, conditional, and secondary causality) are either too narrow or too broad in their definition of causality.

Which of the Following Is the Weakest Form of Causality