I have been at this for a while, so I have gone through a lot of the material and don't have much left in the 'fresh' pile. It would be great if there was a tag that shows how many times you have taken a question or test and the date. It is there when I scroll through the analytics but it has become time consuming to go through this each time and create a custom drill for myself.
@SILVIAHAIDARI I'm not sure if my thinking is correct, but I basically see it as if E is offering an alternative explanation to the premise in the first sentence.
if a bunch of patients who suspect they might have Alzheimer's walk into a doctors office for a diagnoses, and they all seem to have high levels of homocysteine, we only know that people who are diagnosed with Alzheimers seem to have high levels of homocysteine, but we do not know for certain whether one causes the other.
That is the arguments flaw, it assumes that high levels of homocysteine contribute/cause Alzheimers and offers a mediation strategy. So using AC E, if it is true that Alzheimers tends to increase homocysteine, then homocysteine is a symptom of Alzheimers rather than a cause/contributing factor as the argument assumes.
Consider a simpler example: people with dry eyes are twice as likely to have allergies as are those who don’t have dry eyes. Therefore, we can reduce risk of allergies by using eye drops which help reduce the redness of the eyes.
E. Allergies cause redness in the eyes, therefore reducing eye redness cannot reduce the likelihood of having allergies.
@SaniqueRowe thank you! this feature is helpful and it would be great if we could filter by date most recently taken. I am also not aware if there is a similar feature for the preptests but from what I know, you can only see the most recent date taken unless you click into the analytics after opening a test question.