The notion that every event in the universe is the direct result of a preceding event. The purpose of the scientific method is to identify these cause-and-effect relationships. This pursuit is based o [..]

The relationship between one event to another. Cause and effect events are connected with words such as because, as a result, due to, is influenced by, is produced by, on account of, caused by.

'Cause' refers to the range of reasons for an historical event or development and 'effect' to the range of subsequent outcomes or results.

Cause and effect is the panacea for researchers. It is a term you've likely heard many times already, or will hear many times as you study psychology. Psychologists look to identify the "eff [..]

Sometimes we hear "Every cause has an effect" stated as if it were an important law of nature. It cannot properly be called a "law" for (a) the words "cause" and "ef [..]

A form of analysis that examines the causes and consequences of events and ideas.

RAD kids have trouble understanding the relationship between action and reaction. When parenting a RADish, one must make sure that there is a clear cause and effect to his actions, both good and bad. [..]

 In VCE Media, cause and effect is a story element that describes how narratives are organised in a causal chain.

Real or perceived casual relationship involving two or more events in time.

A pattern showing the relationship between two actions or occurrences.