Impossible Probability: Anthology, Vol 6.

In our research, we applied a stochastic approach, which means we studied the probability of event B occurring after the introduction of event A. In other words, we introduced variable A as a condition within a given context in order to study the behavior of B and analyze the probabilities associated with each possible outcome of B under the same condition, across repeated trials. Later, we extended this by introducing the same condition A in different contexts to analyze the behavior of B and the probability associated with each variation. In each situation, psychological research does not interpret A as a deterministic cause of B, but rather as a possible cause of B, depending on the variables present in each different scenario. From our point of view, this methodology is not deterministic but stochastic. Even with our current technological development, we do not have the capacity to establish absolute deterministic causal relationships; reality itself remains the realm of chance.