The mistake of inferring causality from two events happening one after the other is called

A) the post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy.
B) the fallacy of composition.
C) Ockham's razor.
D) the fallacy of co-dependence.

Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc

A logical fallacy that implies that if one event follows another, then the first event must have caused the second.

Fallacy Of Composition

The misconception that what is true for an individual or part will also be true for the whole or the group.

Co-Dependence

A relationship in which parties rely on each other to a detrimental extent, often undermining their independence and well-being.