Can someone explain why (A) is wrong? Is it because the directionality is wrong?

Like, (A) states:

confidence in personal economic situation --> negative reports

But it's "backwards." It should be:

negative reports --> confidence in personal economic situation

Is my understanding correct? Or is it wrong?

@LowOriginalConnection I think they fixed it for me? Now, I can't see the number anymore. Hopefully, it becomes a site-wide update!

this entire section has been horrific for me...

can someone clarify what he means by "prescriptive" conclusion? I keep hearing that phrase, and I don't think I fully understand what it means. Does he mean that we need to translate the premises into a "should do xyz" statement?

#feedback I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but right after I answer a drill and before blind review, I can tell if I got the question right even if the score is blurred out (eg. I can tell between 0% and 100%). Is there a way to fix this - I feel like I am blind reviewing with bias, especially when I know I got the question right.

i was doing so well the first 4 lessons of the MBT unit, and now i am just getting violently humbled rip