What are some cause and effect topics?

Answer 1

Cause Effect Sample Topics

1. The effect of a parent, teacher, or friend on your life 2. Why you selected your major 3. The effects of cramming for an examination 4. The effects of peer pressure 5. Why some students cheat 6. The effects of growing up with a personal computer 7. The effects of poverty on an individual 8. Why one college course is more rewarding than another 9. Why many people don't bother to vote in local elections 10. The effects of racial, sexual, or religious discrimination 11. Why people exercise 12. Why people keep pets 13. The effects of computers on our everyday lives 14. Why some people choose not to carry a cell phone 15. The environmental effects of bottled water 16. Why reality shows are so popular 17. The effects of pressures on students to get good grades 18. The effects of a coach or teammate on your life 19. The effects of not keeping a personal budget 20. Why so few students read newspapers 21. Why Baseball is no longer the national pastime 22. The effects of stress on students in high school or college 23. The effects of moving to a new town or city 24. Why growing numbers of people shop online 25. The effects of the steady increase in the cost of going to college 26. Why students drop out of high school or college 27. Why some roommates don't get along 28. Why many teenagers run away from home 29. The influence of a book or a movie on your life 30. The effects of music downloading on the music industry

1. Explain the effects of stress on you. Focus by limiting to a specific situation. 2. Think about your favorite author. What caused him/her to write as he/she did? 3. What are the effects of television on study habits? 4. Why are you such a good/poor/mediocre student? 5. What were the effects of Sputnik on American education? 6. What are the effects of overcrowding? 7. How can one individual have an effect on the environment? 8. What are the signs of teenage depression? How can teenage depression be prevented or treated? 9. What are the typical causes of poor behavior in the classroom? 10. What are the effects of the computer on the quality of your writing? 11. Would Mt. Hebron be the same without ___________________? 12. What were the causes of the __________War? 13. What were the effects of the ____________War? 14. What are the physical effects of anger? 15. Is the media a reflection of society's ills or does it cause society's ills? 16. Why can't Johnny read? 17. What are the effects of illiteracy? 18. Should television cameras be allowed in the court room? 19. What effect has the automobile had on the American society? 20. What is the value of having a pet? a hobby? 21. Can music improve learning? 22. What are the effects of beauty? ugliness? poverty? wealth? 23. Are good grades an accurate prediction of future success? 24. How does pain effect a person's life? 25. Which is more of an influence on a person's life -- genetics or environment? 26. Think of a character from history or fiction. What caused his/her behavior? What were the results of her/his behavior? 27. What influence do you have over your friends and/or family? Why? 28. Does the United Nations have any influence in the world today? Influencing Changes To Medicare/Medicaid.

• The effect of SSRIs on adolescents. • Passage of a national health program will result in heavy burdens on doctors. • Explain the major reasons for the high dropout rate in college. • Explain the effects of noise pollution. • What are the causes and effect of the computer revolution? • Explain the cause(s) of some clothing or hairstyle fad(s). • What effect has the automobile had on the American society? • Reading interventions and sustained effects. • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as El Nino? • The Effects of multilingualism on the learning of additional languages. • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as the hippies of the 1950s and 60s? • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as the Civil Rights movement of the 50s and 60s? • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as Apartheid? • The effects of native language instruction on the ESL development of adults: a synthesis of the research. • Explain the causes for the popularity of fast food restaurants. • Should ideas be considered causal variables in political analysis? • Problems that city causes for people and environment. • What effect does the Internet have on businesses and corporations? (how business is conducted; the size, nature of markets, etc) • What effect does the business participation on the Internet have on privacy considerations? What is the debate over this issue? Use some case studies. • What are the effects of the illiteracy? • The 1920's brought with it many new freedoms. One such freedom was the freedom of transportation. How did the invention of the automobile in the 1920's change the world and what positive and negative influences it has had on society? • Explain your like or dislike of a particular book or writer, movie, musician or television program. • Explain a personal, unreasonable fear or irritation of yours. Give its causes. • Explain the effects of some minor invention. • Does the United Nations have any influence in the world nowadays? • Explain the effects of learning to write well. • How mood is affected by weather? • What are the causes of unrest in Ireland? • Explain your interest or lack of interest in sports or a specific sport. • What effect and after-math can have the vanishing of the animal and plant species? • Analyze the effects of excessive television viewing on a particular audience. • The influence of TV advertising on gender identity. • Soccer: Why it can't make the big time in the USA? • Discuss three or four good effects of a college education. Supply appropriate examples for each. • What are the actual and potential consequences of nuclear leaks and meltdowns? • What caused the proliferation of the bubonic plague in the Middle Ages? • The effects of mercury on community health. • Technology and its effect on human freedom and happiness in society. • What were the causes of the American Civil War? • What were the causes of the World War I? • What were the causes of the Great Depression? • What caused the AIDS epidemic? • Think of a person in this world whom you most like or dislike. Describe the trait that makes you like or dislike him or her and find reasons for this trait. State both the trait and the reason for it.Here's a list of possible topics: • Passage of a national health program will result in heavy burdens on doctors. • Explain the major reasons for the high dropout rate in college. • Explain the effects of noise pollution. • What are the causes and effect of the computer revolution? • Explain the cause(s) of some clothing or hairstyle fad(s). • What effect has the automobile had on the American society? • Reading interventions and sustained effects. • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as El Nino? • The Effects of multilingualism on the learning of additional languages. • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as the hippies of the 1950s and 60s? • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as the Civil Rights movement of the 50s and 60s? • What effects can be attributed to phenomena such as Apartheid? • The effects of native language instruction on the ESL development of adults: a synthesis of the research. • Explain the causes for the popularity of fast food restaurants. • Should ideas be considered causal variables in political analysis? • Problems that city causes for people and environment. • What effect does the Internet have on businesses and corporations? (how business is conducted; the size, nature of markets, etc) • What effect does the business participation on the Internet have on privacy considerations? What is the debate over this issue? Use some case studies. • What are the effects of the illiteracy? • The 1920's brought with it many new freedoms. One such freedom was the freedom of transportation. How did the invention of the automobile in the 1920's change the world and what positive and negative influences it has had on society? • Explain your like or dislike of a particular book or writer, movie, musician or television program. • Explain a personal, unreasonable fear or irritation of yours. Give its causes. • Explain the effects of some minor invention. • Does the United Nations have any influence in the world nowadays? • Explain the effects of learning to write well. • How mood is affected by weather? • What are the causes of unrest in Ireland? • Explain your interest or lack of interest in sports or a specific sport. • What effect and after-math can have the vanishing of the animal and plant species? • Analyze the effects of excessive television viewing on a particular audience. • The influence of TV advertising on gender identity. • Soccer: Why it can't make the big time in the USA? • Discuss three or four good effects of a college education. Supply appropriate examples for each. • What are the actual and potential consequences of nuclear leaks and meltdowns? • What caused the proliferation of the bubonic plague in the Middle Ages? • The effects of mercury on community health. • Technology and its effect on human freedom and happiness in society. • What were the causes of the American Civil War? • What were the causes of the World War I? • What were the causes of the Great Depression? • What caused the AIDS epidemic? • Think of a person in this world whom you most like or dislike. Describe the trait that makes you like or dislike him or her and find reasons for this trait. State both the trait and the reason for it. • What effect does education have on people? • What are the causes of acne? • What causes rain to form? • What problems might a bored student cause? • What were the causes and effects of the Great Depression? • What led to the Communist revolution? • What causes learning disabilities? • What were the causes and effects of Gallaudet University's DPN Rallies? • What were the effects of the Prohibition? • popularity (or lack of popularity) of a particular sport in the Unites States, popularity (or lack of popularity) of a public figure, a miscommunication or misunderstanding between two people or two groups, cheating on college exams, rising college costs, a current trend or fad, a major change or decision in your life, a problem on campus or in the community • the popularity of health clubs and fitness centers • unemployment, inflation, alcoholism, cutbacks in welfare, release from institutions, lack of housing • Phenomena • college--parking shortage, instructor's skill or popularity, cheating, a successful or unsuccessful class or course • personal life--competitiveness, idealism, creativity, popularity, jealousy, laziness, workaholics, rage • politics and government--hostility to politicians, low voter turnout, influence of political action committees (PACs), high cost of running for public office, negative campaigning • Environment--failure to reduce pollution, the garbage crisis, difficulty of starting and maintaining recycling programs, concern about food safety • life stages-- the terrible twos, teenage alienation or rebellion, postponement of motherhood, midlife crisis, abrupt career changes • the arts--popularity of rap or jazz, decline of musical theater, impulse to censor the arts • continuing influence or popularity of a book, movie, actor, novelist, social activist, athlete, politician, religious leader, television program • Trends • shifting patterns in education--increasing interest in computer science or in teaching as a career, increase in home schooling, increase in community college enrollments or charter schools, declining numbers of mat and science majors, increase in the number of African-American students attending black colleges • changes in patterns of leisure or entertainment--increasing consumption or fast food, declining interest in a particular style pf music, increase in competitive cycling • shifts in religious practices--increase of women ministers or rabbis, increasing interest in Asian religions, increased membership in fundamentalist churches • new patterns of political behavior--increase in conservatism or liberalism, a growing desire for isolation from world affairs, developing power of minorities and women • societal changes--increases in the number of working women with children, sing-parent households, telecommunicating • changes in politics or world affairs--spreading influence of capitalism, increasing terrorist activity, increasing numbers of women elected to political office, growing ethnic conflicts • changes in economic conditions--increasing cost of medical care, decline in standard of living, increasing gap between wealthiest and poorest Americans • Completed artistic movements or historical trends--impressionism, pop art, the struggle for female suffrage, industrialization • Listing Subjects concerning Identity and community • Phenomena • a particular conflict in a community to which you belong • the popularity of athletes or other groups of students in high school • the lack of understanding and sympathy between the young and the old • the obsession of many young women and men with their weight and body image • the continued high level of teenage pregnancy despite the widespread availability of birth control • Trends • increasing prejudice against new immigrants • increasing incidence of people abandoning or abusing aged relatives • increasing incidence of domestic violence--against spouses, children, or parents • increasing popularity of twelve-step, self-help programs • increasing popularity of sororities and fraternities on college campuses • increasing use of plastic surgery to enhance self-image • Listing Subjects concerning Work and Career • Phenomena • students expecting to have less financial success than their parents • people preferring to own their own business • students working part-time while attending college • students aspiring to careers in business • the importance or difficulty of arranging working internships while in college • older students attending college • Trends • rising unemployment among youth • increase in full-time and part-time contingent or temporary workers • increase in service-related careers