Assign the following as examples of causal or effectual reasoning.
-Action is driven by goals and sub-goals, which determine what course of action is rational and with whom it should be pursued.
A) Causal
B) Effectual

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Causal reasoning starts with a pre-determined goal and focuses on the means to achieve that goal. The statement describes a process where actions are driven by specific goals and sub-goals, aligning with the definition of causal reasoning.

Assign the Following as Examples of Causal or Effectual Reasoning