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1. Please briefly discuss the three essential steps in resolving the causality problem.

The first step in resolving the causality problem is identifying the connection by detecting how a change in one variable also changes in another variable. In other words, identifying the relationship that exists between both variables. The second step is beginning a causal relationship and demonstrating how the cause must take place before the effect. The third step is removing the rival causal factors, which means that researchers need to manage the confounding variable by putting their effects at random to find the real causal relationship between the variables.