Features of an Effective Causal Analysis Include

question 14

Multiple Choice

Features of an effective causal analysis include

• A) identifying coincidence as cause.
• B) identifying only the immediate cause and omitting distance causes.
• C) making sure the cause fits the effect.
• D) b and c.
• E) a, b, and c.

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Definitions:

Dilation of the Pupils

The expansion or widening of the pupils, which can occur in response to various factors such as changes in light, emotional states, or the effect of certain drugs.

Cognitive Component

Pertains to the beliefs, thoughts, and knowledge about an object, person, situation, or concept that are part of an attitude.

Physiological Component

Aspects of bodily functions and processes that contribute to physical health or activity.

Polygraph

A device, also known as a lie detector, that measures and records several physiological indicators such as blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and skin conductivity while the subject is asked and answers a series of questions.