Which of the following is not a necessary step in resolving the causality problem?
A) establish that a relationship exists
B) exclude rival causal factors
C) elimination of all sources of error
D) specification of the time order of relationships

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While eliminating sources of error is important for establishing causality, it is not considered a necessary step in resolving the causality problem. The other three steps (establishing a relationship, excluding rival causal factors, and specifying time order) are all essential in determining causality.

Which of the Following Is Not a Necessary Step in Resolving