Which of the Following Best Characterizes the Distinction Between Singular

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best characterizes the distinction between singular and diffuse causes that Eaton employs regarding the exposure of pornography?

A) Singular causes are a limited number of discrete encounters with pornography, whereas diffuse causes are prolonged exposure to a variety of pornographic representations.
B) Singular causes are causes that have only a single instance, whereas diffuse causes are causes that are spread out across many instances.
C) Singular causes lead to isolated effects that obtain instantaneously, whereas diffuse causes lead to cumulative effects that increase with successive additions.
D) Singular causes harm individual women, whereas diffuse causes harm women as a group.