concept   cause and effect
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Eastern cultures (1) • Western culture (1) • Eastern philosophy (1) • Business cultures (1) • Scientific communities (1) • Spiritual or religious systems (1) • Superstitious cultures (1) • Traditional healing cultures (1) • legal systems (1) • logic (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cause and effect Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of cause and effect (karma) is deeply ingrained in philosophical and religious beliefs, emphasizing interconnectedness and karma. 8
2 cause and effect Western culture The principle of cause and effect is central to Western culture, emphasizing individual responsibility and the connection between actions and consequences. 5
3 cause and effect Eastern philosophy Eastern philosophies emphasize interconnectedness and cyclicality in cause and effect relationships. 3
4 cause and effect Business cultures Business cultures that focus on identifying root causes to solve problems and improve processes are guided by the concept of cause and effect. 1
5 cause and effect Scientific communities Scientific communities use empirical evidence and experimentation to establish cause and effect relationships. 1
6 cause and effect Spiritual or religious systems Spiritual or religious systems associate cause and effect with divine justice or cosmic balance. 1
7 cause and effect Superstitious cultures Superstitious cultures believe that events are caused by supernatural forces or omens. 1
8 cause and effect Traditional healing cultures Traditional healing cultures believe in treating the root cause of illnesses, including spiritual and cultural factors. 1
9 cause and effect legal systems Legal systems use the concept of cause and effect to determine liability and accountability. 1
10 cause and effect logic Cause and effect in logic are interconnected and coexist without temporal priority. 1