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If you observe that Event A happens before Event B happens, and you conclude that Event A caused Event B, you would be guilty of an error called the
A) fallacy of ceteris paribus.
B) fallacy of inductive reasoning.
C) fallacy of composition.
D) post hoc, ergo prompter hoc fallacy.
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