Sentence examples for attributions of causation from inspiring English sources

M. Baumgartner (2010) suggests that Shapiro and Sober's approach depends on a certain (interventionist-inspired) view of causation, but that attributions of causation in virtue of mental properties cannot be counted as making sense without departing from the terms of that view.

There is, probably, the attribution of causation to correlation.

No, it couldn't be mistaken attribution of causation Born of a coincidental temporal correlation.

Psychologists are interested in attribution of causation because it tells us important things about how the mind works.

However, our cross-sectional study design does not permit attribution of causation.

This rather ambiguous definition complicates the attribution of causation to specific risk factors.

Following a pilot, a fifth domain was added representing no attribution for psychotic symptoms (i.e., the patient was unaware of disorder or gave no attribution of causation).

While adverse events were reported to some extent in nearly every study, the attribution of causation to the respective treatment was rare.

We concluded that Although the similar VCS deficits in both the residential study and day care investigation were apparently associated with chronic low-level environmental perc exposures, methodologic limitations preclude a definitive attribution of causation.

The authors stated that the VCS deficit may "represent a long-lasting, adverse alteration in neurobehavioral function" caused by chronic, environmental perc exposures, although they cautioned that methodologic limitations preclude definitive attribution of causation.

Proportionally, supernatural illness attributions were the most common attribution in Asian patients, while no attribution for symptoms (i.e., the patient was unaware of disorder or gave no attribution of causation) was the most common attribution in Black and White patients.