CAUSAL

ANALYSIS
Prepared by:
Degumbes,baby jean
Jaquilmac, mary jean
Balisi, lindon
pulledo, Michael
Bacong, dariel
Causal analysis tackless the causes and
effects of a particular events,
phenomenon or situation.

it deals with the study of the

relationship between or among at
least two happenings.

It answer the question why and how.

Some keyword such as
therefore, because,
following, and
previously
The reader give a clue-the
causal analysis is used in a
given piece of writing
The purpose of writer
using causal analysis Is
his/her primary mode of
paragraph development
can largely be
categorized into any or
all of the following three:
That is:
Impormative which primary
explain.
Persuasive which attemps to
convince the reader to believe what the
writter is saying.
Speculative which suggest
possibilities
A causal chain-is a set
of cause and effect
that leads to multiple
other sets-all
happening one after
the other.
Causal chains - are
commonplace in the essay
that uses Causal analysis as
one of however, it is
important to identify first the
primary and secondary causes
and effects of the situation.
-This is to maintain
order and coherence
in your essay, and also
and to avoid losing
focus.
When dealing with.
Casual analysis, be
wary of the logical
fallacy of faulty
causality or propter
hoc, ergo propter hoc.
One very practical
application of causal analysis
is in proposals, particularly
those that focus on problem-
solution. Problem solving
depends on a questioning
attitude (or critical thinking)
imagination and creative
thinking.
While logic and reason are primarily needed to solve a
problem, creativity is also called upon for thinkers to
come up with new angles, new perspectives and new
ideas to address equally new challenges.
The proposal is one way of dressing the problem as it
provides a possible solution to the issue at hand.