Which of the following is true of causation in comparative politics?
A. It is the degree of association between two variables that are positively linked.
B. It is the measure of observed association between two variables.
C. It is the process or event that produces an observable effect.
D. It is the same as correlation in the context of comparative politics.
E. It is the result of change in one variable not producing a detectable change in another variable.
C
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