Question 14 (1 point) Following are the principles of Multicasuality except: There is one simple reason for a complex social or personal problem . Some causes of Social Problems are deeply rooted Human service problems are result of many intertwined personal pressures &social forces In dealing with social problems, it is difficult to prove causality with

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Question 14 (1 point) Following are the principles of Multicasuality except: There is one simple reason for a complex social or personal problem . Some causes of Social Problems are deeply rooted Human service problems are result of many intertwined personal pressures &social forces In dealing with social problems, it is difficult to prove causality with

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The principle that *doesn't* belong with the concept of multicausality is: **There is one simple reason for a complex social or personal problem.** Multicausality, by definition, means multiple causes contribute to a problem. The other options all reflect aspects of multicausality.

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