A cause-and-effect relationship between factors that can be easy to assume but difficult to prove is called
A)mode.
B)correlation.
C)causation.
D)trends.
E)mean.

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Correlation indicates that two factors are related, but it does not prove that one causes the other. Causation involves proving that one factor directly causes another, which can be difficult to establish. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.

A Cause-And-Effect Relationship Between Factors That Can Be Easy to Assume