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In determining causation, the cause of a behavior has to come before the effect.  The principle of causation involved here is the
a.  covariance rule.
b.  internal validity rule.
c.  causal ambiguity rule.
d.  temporal precedence rule.
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I doubled checked your answer with my study group, thank you for taking the time to help out.
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No worries Slight Smile
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