The Concept of Complex Causality Is

question 107

Multiple Choice

The concept of complex causality is

• A)the idea that everything is caused by fate.
• B)the idea that people always have complete control over their own outcomes.
• C)the idea that many causes play a part in an event and no one cause is essential.
• D)incongruent with most Asian ways of thinking.
• E)predominantly a Western way of thinking about causality.

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Definitions:

Stare Decisis

A legal principle that dictates that courts should follow the precedents set by previous decisions in similar cases to ensure consistency and predictability in the law.

Standing By

The act of remaining ready or available to act or offer help while waiting for further instruction or developments.

Legal Principle

A foundational concept or established rule of law that guides judicial decisions and legal reasoning.

Lower Courts

Courts that have jurisdiction to hear cases of less significance or that are the first level of the court system, also known as inferior courts.