QUESTION 11 A risk ratio of 24.3 provides stronger evidence for causality than a risk ratio of 1.6. This is an example of which criterion for judging causality? Replication O Temporality O Biologic plausibility Strength of association QUESTION 12 The causality criterion of temporality refers to: Ensuring that participants give informed consent before they receive experimental treatments Ensuring that the treatment lasts long enough to have a measurable effect on the outcome Ensuring that the exposure of interest occurs prior to the outcome of interest CEnsuring that intervention and control groups are the same with respect to their baseline characteristics