Circular Causality Differs from Linear Causality

question 10

Multiple Choice

Circular causality differs from linear causality. In linear causality, _____.

• A) each family member's actions influence others
• B) family member's actions move in one direction only
• C) family member's actions are complementary
• D) family member's actions are interrelated

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Definitions:

Duress

Compulsion by threat or force; coercion that compels someone to perform an act against their will or judgment.

Undue Influence

The exercise of excessive pressure by one person in a relationship of trust to exploit the power imbalance and coerce another person to make decisions against their own will.

Dominant Position

A status in which a company or entity has a major share of the market, allowing it to influence market conditions or prices.

Undue Influence

An unethical process where one person takes advantage of their power or influence over another in order to benefit from their decisions or actions.