Cause and Effect
The approach of cause and effect analysis deals with a breakdown of logical thinking (cause/reasons) and the product of an outcome (effect/results) in which both thought processes are a natural assembly of explanations. When considering kinds of cause and effect, there are distinctions that follow:
Primary or Secondary, Immediate or Remote. A primary cause is a sufficient evidence that leads to a situation however secondary cause is a minor support that may be significant but can't always bring about a situation. Immediate effect is a first-hand direct (instant) consequence of an action, while remote effect is a long-range outcome that usually occurs after the immediate effect.
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