is a set of five separate theories which govern experimental science with respect to auditory stimuli which was first proposed by John Stuart Mill (1806 – 1873), a British philosopher. The principles or theories aimed to establish the necessary and sufficient logical conditions under which causal relationships can be established between two events. In the case of CONDITION 1, EVENT 1 will happen because of CONDITION 1.
MILL’S CANONS: “Mills Canons are the five basic principles which underpin experimental sciences which respect to auditory stimuli what were first proposed by John Stuart Mill, a British philosopher.”