Briefly describe each of the six guidelines for establishing causality. Give an example of the application of each guideline. Select the correct answer below. A. The first guideline states to look for evidence that larger amounts of the suspected cause produce larger amounts of the effect. B. The first guideline states that one should look for situations where the effect is correlated with the suspected cause, even when other factors vary. C. The first guideline states that the physical mechanism by which the suspected cause produces the effect should be determined. D. The first guideline states that the suspected cause should be tested with an experiment. OE. The first guideline states that among groups that differ only in the presence or absence of the suspected cause, one should check that the effect is similarly present or absent. OF. The first guideline states that if the effect might be produced by other potential causes, make sure the effect still remains after accounting other potential causes. these