Causative Analysis Prompts

 

Causative Analysis Prompts:

1. Historical:

• What caused the decline of the Roman Empire?
• What were the key factors that led to the American Revolution?
• Analyze the causes and consequences of World War I.
• Explore the factors that contributed to the rise of the internet age.
• Identify the root causes of the Great Depression.

2. Scientific:

• What causes climate change and its current rate of acceleration?
• Analyze the factors contributing to the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
• Explore the causes and possible solutions for global hunger.
• Identify the factors contributing to the extinction of various species.
• Analyze the causes of volcanic eruptions and their impact on the environment.

3. Social:

• What are the root causes of poverty in certain regions?
• Analyze the factors contributing to increased income inequality.
• Explore the causes and consequences of social media on mental health.
• Identify the factors influencing prejudice and discrimination.
• Analyze the causes of migration patterns around the world.

4. Technological:

• What factors led to the development of artificial intelligence?
• Analyze the causes and potential future implications of automation.
• Explore the factors hindering the development of sustainable energy sources.
• Identify the causes of cyberattacks and data breaches.
• Analyze the factors contributing to the success or failure of specific technologies.

5. Personal:

• What factors contribute to academic success/failure?
• Analyze the causes of low self-esteem and methods of improvement.
• Explore the factors influencing career choices.
• Identify the causes and potential solutions to relationship conflicts.
• Analyze the factors that motivate individuals to pursue healthy habits or fall into unhealthy ones.

Bonus Prompts:

• Analyze the causes of a recent personal experience, such as a success or a setback.
• Choose a historical figure and analyze the factors that shaped their life.
• Explore the factors contributing to the popularity of a specific trend or event.
• Analyze the cause-and-effect relationship of a specific policy or law.
• Identify the potential long-term consequences of a current event.

These prompts offer a variety of topics for causative analysis, allowing you to explore the "whys" and "hows" of various historical, scientific, social, technological, and personal phenomena.