In Which of the Following Ways Can Multicausality Affect Comparative

question 30

Multiple Choice

In which of the following ways can multicausality affect comparative politics research?

• A) It reduces limits to information and information-gathering procedures.
• B) It allows comparative politics researchers to make more accurate predictions about real-world phenomena.
• C) It complicates the comparative method and makes it more difficult to develop concrete explanations about real-world phenomena.
• D) It helps provide a wider number of cases for researchers to study.

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