Parallel Flaw questions

Nathanial

Hi There,

Just wanted some on advice on these questions. I'm still having a little difficulty with these questions but am slowly getting better. Im able to see the flaw in the paragraph but have a hard time matching it to another statement. Is this something you just get better at with time?

Cheers,

LSATisland

Try thinking of the argument conceptually. Take a step back and see how the argument is working without getting bogged down in the details. For example, you can say: "oh, this is a causation argument where it mistakes correlation to causation -- i.e. it thinks that just because there is a correlation between A and B, then A must have caused B. When you see arguments (including the answer choices) in abstract form, it will be clearer as to which argument is similar in form.