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	Acknowledgments
	Introduction Overview Challenges in Understanding Air Pressure Instructional Approach Having Students Model Their Ideas Endnotes for Introduction
	Section 1: Non-obvious Causes Lesson 1: Air Pressure is Non-obvious but Causes Effects Lesson 2: When Non-obvious Causes Become Obvious Resources for Section 1 Reinforcement Activities Endnotes for Section 1
	Section 2: Passive Causes Lesson 3: Passive Causal Agents and the Omnidirectional Nature of Air Pressure Lesson 4: Considering How Well Models Depict Air Pressure as Omnidirectional Resources for Section 2 Reinforcement Activities Endnotes for Section 2
	Section 3: Relational Causality Lesson 5: Contrasting Linear and Relational Causality in Explaining Air Pressure Phenomena Lesson 6: Applying Relational Causality to Reasoning About Boyle's Law Lesson 7: Reasoning About Air Pressure Differentials Using Relational Causality Lesson 8: What is Charles' Law and How Does it Involve Relational Causality? Lesson 9: Relational Causality and Bernoulli's Principle Resources for Section 3 Reinforcement Activities Endnotes for Section 3