Suppose in a complex correlation study we find that variable X correlates with Y on a regular basis. As the measurement of X goes up or down so also does the Y variable. As a result we infer that X is the cause of Y. Which of Mill's methods of causal assessment would we have been most likely thinking of when using that correlation data for X and Y? Group of answer choices Method of Concomitant Variation Method of Residues Method of Statistical Syllogism