________ is the extent to which a cause,X,and an effect,Y,occur together or vary together in the way predicted by the hypothesis under consideration.
A) The elimination of other possible factors
B) The role of evidence
C) Concomitant variation
D) The time order of occurrence of variables

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Concomitant variation refers to the extent to which a cause and an effect occur together or vary together in the way predicted by the hypothesis. It is a key criterion for establishing causality in research studies. The other options listed (elimination of other possible factors, role of evidence, time order of occurrence) are important considerations in establishing causality, but they do not specifically address the concept of concomitant variation.

________ Is the Extent to Which a Cause,X,and an Effect,Y,occur