Is the Causality of Our Behaviors Certain?

      
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						            	Owor Kipenji, Project Management Student, Canada
												
				                Causality of Behaviors

													There is not a simple, straight forward answer on associating behavior that people exhibit and fitting it into some stereotypic prototype.

Sometimes people behave the way they do based on circumstances, and other times it may just be their natural way of reacting to situations.

So there is really no certainty about general causality of behaviors.
				                
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