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Causal Analysis: Single Event Study
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Module 10
Final Synthesis and Counterfactual Analysis
1
Formulating Counterfactuals for Causal Necessity
For Event 1, formulate counterfactuals to assess if each cause was necessary (e.g., 'Would the arrangement have succeeded if the bull were a stranger?').
2
Formulating Counterfactuals for Event 2 Necessity
For Event 2, formulate counterfactuals to assess if each cause was necessary (e.g., 'Would she have won with the same physique but modest attire?').
3
Joint Sufficiency in Event 2
Assess whether the two causes in Event 2 were jointly sufficient for the win, while neither was sufficient on its own.
4
Crafting Causal Narratives: Unmet Needs & Trust in Event 1
Draft the core causal narrative for Event 1 by integrating the 'unmet needs' and 'best friend trust' mechanisms and their interaction.
5
Strengthening Your Narrative: Evidence & Uncertainty
Finalize the Event 1 narrative by distinguishing claims supported by strong vs. weak evidence and stating remaining uncertainties.
6
Crafting Causal Narratives: Body Type, Attire, and Interaction
Draft the core causal narrative for Event 2 by integrating the 'body type' and 'attire/persona contrast' mechanisms and their interaction.
7
Crafting Event 2: Claims, Inferences, and Uncertainties
Finalize the Event 2 narrative by distinguishing well-supported claims from tentative inferences and stating remaining uncertainties.
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