Chapter 14, Level 2 Self-Quiz: CI

. Causality is a concept that has been clearly and exhaustively defined.

. The method of concomitant variations is the method that looks at two or more instances of an event to see what they have in common.

. Correlation is not sufficient for making a causal claim.

. A precipitating cause is the object or event directly involved in bringing about an effect.

. A causal network is a set of conditions that bring about an effect.

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