Data Analytics and Assessment Skills, Policy Development and Program Planning Skills, Public Health Sciences Skills, Leadership and Systems Thinking Skills Brian Tolleson Data Analytics and Assessment Skills, Policy Development and Program Planning Skills, Public Health Sciences Skills, Leadership and Systems Thinking Skills Brian Tolleson

PART 1.3

Too many people were dying from automobile crashes on highways. But people considered these crashes to be “accidents,” or acts of fate for which we could not know the cause. They argued that if we could not know the cause, we could not prevent them. People were not thinking of cause and effect.

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Data Analytics and Assessment Skills, Policy Development and Program Planning Skills, Public Health Sciences Skills, Leadership and Systems Thinking Skills Brian Tolleson Data Analytics and Assessment Skills, Policy Development and Program Planning Skills, Public Health Sciences Skills, Leadership and Systems Thinking Skills Brian Tolleson

PART 2.3

People were looking for something to blame for an increase in gun violence and they focused on violent video games, movies, and music that seems to extol violence. But people did not really know which factors were causally associated with violent behaviors.

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