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Casual Analysis

Dive into causal analysis as we explore fundamental questions of "How?", "Why?", and "What if?" This essay examines pressing issues from climate change to rising eating disorders, emphasizing the complexity behind these phenomena. We highlight the intricate relationships between causes and effects while recognizing that there are no simple answers. By asking deeper questions, we uncover the various factors that shape our world today and their potential implications for the future. Join us in developing your inner detective through critical thinking and research.

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Casual Analysis

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  1. Casual Analysis “Why??” “Because….”

  2. Bring out your inner detective • From climate change to eating disorders…. • The Causal Analysis Essay focuses on problems framed by How, why, and what ifquestions.

  3. Cause and effect • The answers to “How”, “Why, and “What if” explores the cause and effect. Example: • Why do we have a generation of overweight kids? • Too many cheeseburgers? • Not enough basketball? • Video games?

  4. No Simple Answer • The questions we choose to explore do not ask for simple answers…we need more depth & research before we get to the conclusion. • It’s just plain hard to say precisely which factors, past or present, account for a particular event, activity, or behavior. And it’s even tougher to project how events or actions occurring today might affect the future. Trying to explain things to other people will quickly teach you humility- even if you don’t jump to hasty conclusion (140).

  5. Understanding C & E Cause: Happens first- The reason, or motive, for an action and why something happens Effect: Happens after cause – the result, or consequence, of an action. Cause Effect

  6. Examples (1 cause) Effect Classes were canceled for the day. Anorexia and eating disorders are increasing among young women. Cause There was no water at the Colegiolast week. Fashion Magazines are read mostly by teenagers

  7. Just be cause… • There are several types of Casual relationships. Watch for you name and for next week you’ll be explain what each one is. Write it up in the blog first. Necessary Cause: Rolando, Noel, Hector, Omar Sufficient Cause: Orlando, Carlos, Alexandra, Michael Precipitating Cause: Jocsan, Catherine, Nelson, Rafael Proximate Cause: Jemi, Cristian, Adriana, Gilberto Remote Cause: Natalie, Luis, Laura, Karla Reciprocal Cause: Edison, Ignacio, Anais

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