Circular causality differs from linear causality. In linear causality, _____.

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Linear causality suggests that family member's actions move in one direction only, like a 'cause-and-effect' relationship. It implies that there is a clear and direct cause for a particular behavior and outcome. In contrast, circular causality proposes that family member's actions are interrelated and have a reciprocal influence on each other.

Circular Causality Differs from Linear Causality