How do we balance the probative value of evidence against prejudicial effect on the defense?

Against the probative value of the evidence we balance its prejudicial effect on the defense. "In general, 'the probative value of the evidence must be balanced against four factors: (1) the inflammatory nature of the uncharged conduct; (2) the possibility of confusion of issues; (3) remoteness in time of the uncharged offenses; and (4) the amount of time involved in introducing and refuting the evidence of uncharged offenses.' [Citation.]" (People v. Daniels (2009) 176 Cal.App.4th 304, 316.)