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Most people expect to see straightforward and direct cause-and-effect
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Most people expect to see straightforward and direct cause-and-effect relationships between actions and reactions; this contributes to making ________ one of the most difficult concepts to really understand.
| Two Answers |
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| A. causality |
| B. randomness |
| C. intentionality | D. happenstance | E. mathematics |
| F. science |
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21 Dec 2024, 00:50
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The subject matter of this sentence, "cause-andeffect relationships," makes "causality" and "intentionality" very tempting answers. However, most people do understand causality (or at least think they do) so the blank, which represents something that people don't understand, is going to mean the exact opposite of "straightforward and direct" causality, such as "randomness" or "happenstance." "Mathematics" and "science" may be difficult for some people to understand, but a solid understanding of causality would actually help people understand those subjects, so they are incorrect choices.
The subject matter of this sentence, "cause-andeffect relationships," makes "causality" and "intentionality" very tempting answers. However, most people do understand causality (or at least think they do) so the blank, which represents something that people don't understand, is going to mean the exact opposite of "straightforward and direct" causality, such as "randomness" or "happenstance." "Mathematics" and "science" may be difficult for some people to understand, but a solid understanding of causality would actually help people understand those subjects, so they are incorrect choices.
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