Causal Layered Analysis

What is the main purpose of Causal Layered Analysis?

• to understand the cultural roots of trends in our society

• to create plans to overcome VUCA challenges

• to challenge our social and cultural biases

• to look at trends and events from our own perspective

Which of the following is NOT a level in Causal Layered Analysis?

• Worldview

• Social Causes

• Myths

• Assumptions

What is the correct order of the levels in Causal Layered Analysis, from top to bottom?

• Facts - Social Causes - Myths - Worldview

• Facts - Social Causes - Worldview - Myths

• Facts - Worldview - Social Causes - Myths

• Facts - Myths - Social Causes - Worldview

An iceberg is used to represent the Causal Layered Analysis because __________.

• We cannot fully understand a topic.

• Hidden information is always harmful.

• We should only pay attention to what is visible.

• A lot of important information is beneath the surface.

Which levels are below the surface?

• Facts, Social Causes, Myths

• Worldview, Facts, Myths

• Myths, Worldview, Social Causes

• Worldview, Myths

In Causal Layered Analysis, the _______ level reflects culture and commonly held beliefs.

In Causal Layered Analysis, the ______ level focuses on systems like the economy and government?

In Causal Layered Analysis, the _____ level includes our emotions and feelings about an issue.

In Causal Layered Analysis, the _____ level is commonly shown in the news and media.

For the topic of Social Media, 'Social media brings people closer together.' is a ....

• Fact

• Social Cause

• Worldview

• Myth