Ch 1: Introduction

Part 1: The Lure of Simple Causality

Ch 2: Simple Linear Causality: One Thing Makes Another Happen
Ch 3: The Cognitive Science of Simple Causality: Why Do We Get Stuck?

Part 2: Getting Beyond Simple: A Set of Causal Patterns for the Curriculum

Ch 4: Domino Causality: Effects that Become Causes
Ch 5: Cyclic Causality: Loops and Feedback
Ch 6: Spiraling Causality: Escalation and De-escalation
Ch 7: Mutual Causality: Symbiosis and Bi-Directionality
Ch 8: Relational Causality: Balances and Differentials

Part 3: Features of Complex Causality and Our Related Default Assumptions

Ch 9: Across Time and Distance: Detecting Delayed and Distant Effects
Ch 10: "What Happened?" vs. "What's Going On?": Thinking about Steady States
Ch 11: What You Can't See Does Matter: Attending to Obvious and Non-Obvious Causes
Ch 12: It's Not Always a Case of Who Did It: Minding Passive and Unintentional Causality
Ch 13: Step by [...] Not: The Mind-Bending Concept of Simultaneous Causality
Ch 14: Figuring Out What to Count On: Dealing with Stochastic Causality
Ch 15: Isn't Anybody in Charge Around Here?: Attending to Distributed Causality and Emergence

Part 4: Summing Up: The Implications for Helping a New Generation Understand Causal Complexity

Ch 16: Putting it All Together: Teaching for Causal Complexity