The conditions that must be satisfied before making causal inferences include all of the following except ________.
A) concomitant variation
B) time order of occurrence of variables
C) role of evidence
D) elimination of other possible factors

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The other three conditions (concomitant variation, time order, and elimination of other factors) are necessary for making causal inferences. The role of evidence is not a specific condition, but rather a general consideration in ensuring that the evidence supports the causal inference.

The Conditions That Must Be Satisfied Before Making Causal Inferences