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1. Causal inference: the sine qua non of connecting events in language and the world in a meaningful way Causal inference—speculating about causes and anticipating consequences (McKoon and Ratcliff, 1986; Hassin et al., 2002)—is a crucial step that enables people to interpret what has happened and predict what is coming next. This making sense of events is key to establishing coherent mental representations (Van Dijk and Kintsch, 1983; Zwaan, 1999).
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