Question: What is the causal relation?
Another admissible element in an account of justifiedness, it was proposed, is the causal relation.
The most plausible candidate for linking words and their referents is the causal relation, for example by using it to construct a causal chain from an 'initial baptism' to our present use of the term.
Yet it could also be that the causal relation — an entity out in the world — is not a fundamental constituent of reality.
Currently, a longitudinal experimental study is examining the causal relation between AVG playing and neuroplasticity.
Probably the biggest challenge in the field is demonstrating the causal relation between change in the mediator and change in depressive symptoms.
For example, SoA appears to be sensitive to the causal relation between actions and outcomes (Cravo, Claessens, & Baldo, 2009; Franck et al., 2001; Moore & Haggard, 2008; Moore, Lagnado, Deal, & Haggard, 2009).
One is precision: the causal relations the model represents may need to be made more precise when we look at real patients.
Yet, there is no evidence on the causal relation; are people with a stronger SOC more physically active or does physical activity enhance one's SOC?
A path model was developed for the causal relation of the noise annoyance, dissatisfaction with living environment, and the wish of the respondents to move to the antecedent variables, including noise levels, personal factors, and noise effects.
