Multiple choice softskills leadership

causal

  1. seemingly plausible but fallacious reasoning

  2. stick fast

  3. implying a cause-and-effect relationship

  4. mutual
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Causal means involving or expressing a cause-and-effect relationship. Option C correctly identifies this meaning. It's used in phrases like 'causal link' or 'causal relationship.' The other options describe logical fallacies (A), sticking (B), or reciprocity (D).

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