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Not provided Goal score: 175
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3.97
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2027

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MA66
Yesterday

I think there might be a mix up here regarding Option C. Controlling for age and weight actually increases the internal validity of the study by eliminating potential confounding variables, which strengthens a causal argument rather than weakening it.

The explanation seems to be confusing internal validity with generalization (external validity). While C doesn't weaken the argument, E is still the better answer because completely ruling out reverse causality is a much more powerful logical strengthener on the LSAT than just controlling a couple of background variables.

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Yesterday

@Kevin_Lin So far have only used it a little bit, but I like how detailed it is with the analysis on my drills!

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2 days ago

people complain every chance they get, the lesson approach was a valid and helpful transition into weaken questions, nicely done. you need a positive mindset to do good

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Saturday, May 16

The explanation on this by AlbertGauthier is so bad, did nothing but restate, lazy.

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Saturday, May 16

Wrong section?

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Tuesday, May 12

great lesson, appreciated half the stimulus being hidden, really helped with the understanding, despite what others are saying

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