Effect Causality
Effect Causality is a type of causal relationship in narrative analysis that belongs to the class of plot development mechanisms, specifically characterized by the sequencing of events in which a prior outcome functions as the generating condition for a subsequent effect, thereby structuring the trajectory of a story through consequential dependencies.
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Mark P. McGovern, Frederick L. Newman, S. Mark Kopta · Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology · 1986 · 12 citations
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