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PT7.S1.Q10 - A large group of hyperactive children
thetrinabailey
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Question 10: How do we know that "additives" was ever the cause of behavioral problems in the first place? Researchers being "trained to assess the presence or absence of behavioral problems" does not mean whatever behavioral problems are there are caused by additives. I feel like the question omits declaring the cause of the behavioral problems is in-facts additives. Grrrrr.
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Hi @thetrinabailey , well the answer is that we don't know if "additives was ever the cause" because this is a flaw-type LR question and you pointed out one of the flaws lol. Was there a answer choice you didn't agree with?
Ha! "...and you pointed out one of the flaws." ahahaha I guess I don't like the correct answer choice (B). It's not a very "clear" answer choice. I was looking for something more specific about additives. But maybe that's my problem, not the LSATs.
thank you for responding to me. really appreciate it.
no control group?