Which of the Following Statements Is FALSE Regarding Necessary and Sufficient

question 27

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding necessary and sufficient causes?

• A)A necessary cause represents a condition that, by and large, must be present for the effect to follow.
• B)A sufficient cause represents a condition that, if it is present, will pretty much guarantee the effect in question.
• C)In social science, we typically find a single necessary and sufficient cause to establish a causal relationship.
• D)Idiographic analyses typically yield sufficient causes for a particular result.
• E)A sufficient cause is not the only possible cause of a particular outcome.

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Definitions:

Foot Valve Spring Force

The force exerted by the spring in a foot valve, which is crucial in maintaining the valve's closing pressure and effective operation.

Service Application Pressure

The pressure applied by a service (like hydraulic or pneumatic systems) required to accomplish a specific task or operation within a system.

Hold-off Pressure

The specific hydraulic pressure maintained to prevent a component or system from activating until the pressure exceeds a certain threshold.

Service Brake

The primary braking system used for normal vehicle operation, activated by the brake pedal.