What is the test for admitting an uncharged crime?

"[T]he admissibility of uncharged crimes depends upon three factors: (1) the materiality of the facts sought to be proved; (2) the tendency of the uncharged crimes to prove or disprove the material fact (i.e., probative value); and (3) the existence of any rule or policy requiring the exclusion of relevant evidence (i.e., prejudicial effect or other [Evid. Code,] 352 concern). [Citations.] [] Courts subject other crimes evidence to '"extremely careful analysis"' [citation] and review the admission of such evidence for abuse of discretion [citation]." (People v. Hendrix (2013) 214 Cal.App.4th 216, 238.)