As the case studies show, its direct causes are often changes in personal circumstances.
So if poverty and illiteracy aren't direct causes of terrorism, what are?
The direct causes of underperformance are numerous: capacity gaps, stagnant processes, outdated organisational models, and so on.
Conservatives took the attitudes and behaviors Harrington saw as symptoms of poverty and portrayed them as its direct causes.
The more direct causes of Manchu-Tungus obsolescence, however, were deliberate government policies of Russification and Sinicization.
Competition with the South, mismanagement and the high costs of shipping grain to Maine were some of the direct causes of the shutdown.
While its direct causes are commonly linked to eating behaviour and physical activity, a wide variety of underlying factors can influence individual choices.
Of the direct causes, haemorrhage was the leading cause followed by hypertensive disorders and sepsis.
However, neurobiological deficits should not be viewed as direct causes of antisocial behavior.
Unsafe acts and unsafe conditions, as the direct causes of Heinrich's theory, were retained.
Variations in inherited characteristics in individuals are not themselves the direct causes of changes in species.
