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Which term describes a relationship where one factor is an effect of another?

  1. Caused by

  2. Induced by

  3. Leads to

  4. Responsible for

The correct answer is: Caused by

The term "caused by" describes a relationship where one factor is an effect of another. This term specifically indicates that one thing is the reason for the occurrence of another. In this context, "caused by" implies a direct and clear cause-and-effect relationship between the two factors. Therefore, "caused by" is the most appropriate term to describe a relationship where one factor is an effect of another.

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