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An association may meet all the criteria for causation and later be shown to be false or factitious because of factors that were not known at the time the study was done. Investigators must interpret results with great caution;
 
  they rarely consider a cause proven. Which is a widely used criterion for evaluating causation?
 
  A) Association is not strong.
  B) Association is not specific.
  C) Association is temporally correct.
  D) Association is the result of a confounding variable.
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