causation (Meaning)

Wordnet

causation (n)

the act of causing something to happen

Webster

The act of causing; also the act or agency by which an effect is produced.

The study aimed to investigate the causation between sleep deprivation and cognitive function.
In law, proving causation is essential in determining liability for damages.
The economist examined the causation between interest rates and consumer spending patterns.
The doctor explained the causation of the patient's symptoms, attributing them to a viral infection.
Philosophers have long debated the nature of causation and its role in shaping our understanding of reality.
The forensic scientist analyzed the evidence to establish causation in the crime investigation.
Understanding the causation of climate change involves considering various factors, including human activity and natural processes.
The historian explored the causation behind the fall of ancient civilizations, considering factors such as political unrest and environmental changes.
The sociologist investigated the causation between socioeconomic status and educational attainment.
The psychologist studied the causation between childhood trauma and adult mental health disorders.

the act of causing something to happenThe act of causing; also the act or agency by which an effect is produced.

cause, source, antecedent, reason,causality, determinant, origin, mother, incentive, stimulus

effect, result, consequence, development, issue, upshot, development, sequence, consequence, fate

The study aimed to investigate the causation between sleep deprivation and cognitive function.

In law, proving causation is essential in determining liability for damages.

The economist examined the causation between interest rates and consumer spending patterns.

The doctor explained the causation of the patient's symptoms, attributing them to a viral infection.