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Causation/correlation and phenomenonHello, everyone. I’ve been drilling strengthening questions and I’m having an issue with causation/correlation and phenomenon type arguments. The lin…
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For causation and correlation it would have to be ... cause both things. For causation, the two or more ... to think of these questions as correlation/causation or phenomenon/hypothesis? Especially ... -
Causation/correlation and phenomenonHello, everyone. I’ve been drilling strengthening questions and I’m having an issue with causation/correlation and phenomenon type arguments. The lin…
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> For causation and correlation it would have to be ... to think of these questions as correlation/causation or phenomenon/hypothesis? Especially ... 't even present a correlation between these two. It ... -
Any success stories on LR and what you're study method was like?Hello 7sage club! I'm wondering if there are any success stories out there about LR and what that person did to overcome their weaknesses. Current…
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—Ie, all the “correlation=/=causation” correct ACs together; all the ... in Weakening, Strengthening & RRE questions.
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Positive correlation or causation?I was going through PT 47 and wanted some clarification on phrases. Section 1 Q23 of PT47 uses the phrase "accompanied by" and this indicates posi…
... by" and this indicates positive correlation.
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... this indicates causation. Links below for the two questions.
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How to go back to curriculumI recently watched the "Post CC Strategies" webinar and something that he had mentioned as apart of the first phase of taking PTs is that we should b…
... there are a handful of questions that I got wrong ... yourself why you missed those questions. The answer is personal ... could be different for different questions. The answer to that question ... argument. They both go from correlation to causation. So if you realize ... -
Necessary Assumption and Method of ReasoningHi everyone, I've been having troubles tackling a few LR questions and I'm noticing that I tend to consistently get them wrong (necessary assumption …
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For necessary assumption questions keep a close eye on ... argument? Does it attack a correlation/causation framework? There is also another ... -
Please help. PlateauGuys, I really need you to help me with advice/strategy/tips on how to move forward. I took September 2016 LSAT and did 154 on official which was ri…
... 're averaging around -10 LR questions per exam. Since you mentioned ... you are struggling with Flaw questions, I suggest you drill Flaw ... family question type is just **Correlation does not mean Causation**. -
fool proofing LG pt 1~35 and drilling LR+RCHey 7sagers! Im wondering how I could balance the time spent on LG fool proofing and working on other sections. I seem to be unable to juggle all se…
... specific question to future LR questions. The process of identifying takeaways ... and subject matter (i.e. "correlation-causation"; "recent study indicates..."; "cholesterol, high ... exposed to many, many LR questions and diligently analyzing them during ... -
Applying Early, and what does that meanWhat is considered early? What is considered in the middle? And what's considered late? I used to think applying in Sept or Oct was vital, but how m…
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But as we know from the LSAT correlation ... does not imply causation. As the article ... -
Having a Hard Time Passing 170Hey all! I’ve been studying to take the June LSAT and am currently averaging about a 170 on my PTs. I’m very happy with my score and my progress, …
... argument type (argument by analogy/correlation&causation, for example) that is ... especially important for the weakening questions you mentioned you're weak ... -
Any advice..please helpSo I've been studying for the lsat for about a year now, and I can honestly say I've improved alot in each area from when I started. However, I took …
... way we can weaken a correlation/causation argument on LR. If 2 ... . There a dozen or so questions like this we can ask ... **_should be_** to ask these questions and diagnose what is going ... -
Strengthening QuestionsSo I am watching the Webinar on Weakening and Strengthening questions and I have a questions about the first question. The first question is a stren…
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LR SpeedOn average, how long does a strong LR student spend reading the stimulus and question stem before looking at the answer choices? In general I spend m…
... flaw questions, you'll be able to see when a Correlation and Causation ... formal logic on the flaw questions. So yes, exposure and also ... -phrasing while going through the questions. -
Some tough LR questions WRECK Premise. When does this happen/Cookie cutters for this?Hey all, So i know like 90% of LR weaken and other questions attack relationship btw premise and conclusion. But some actually attack the premi…
... the traits of questions/arguments/stimuluses where ... gt; is it just for correlation/causation questions -- where you can wreck ... correlation? or is it also for survey/data questions, ... /> Weaken Except questions are the only questions where attacking premises ... -
Another night of stress, trouble, and feeling discouraged.Today I went through the CC part about flaw questions on the LR. Everything was going great up until this part. I thought I was making progress, I wa…
... be representative.
Flaw questions are tough for two reasons ... much like MBT and MSS questions, make assumptions that are not ... do. If they said correlation implies causation I'd be like they ... . Up until now the questions you've tackled dealt with ... -
Weakening Questions HelpI just completed the Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis Question section in the CC and have a few questions regards the content in there before I mo…
... and have a few questions regards the content in ... move on to Strengthening Questions. I'm first of ... any weakening questions or argument type including causation there are ... example, Causation argument usually goes from correlation in premises to causation in ... -
False positives and false negativesHere is a concept which LSAT _sometimes_ tests: <font color="red">**false positive/false negative**</font> ------- I learned this concept a coup…
... theme is the correlation/causation concept in medical-themed questions. I don't ... rule these questions are going to be linked to a correlation/causation answer ... my experience in the medical questions I've seen. -
How do I get better at getting through 25 questions in 25 minutes?Hi all, I think my problem with LR right now is not having enough time to do a thorough second round. I have tried for a long time to get through the…
... cutter review for all questions. Not just flaws but ... structure: argument by analogy; correlation-causation; phenomenon-hypothesis; problem - solution ... focus on reducing those questions you miss per section ... than speed. See which questions you're skipping and ... -
Tips for higher BR scoreCan you guys share your tips for higher accuracy with BR? I'm PTing in the low-mid 160's and am only seeing a 6-7 point increase on my BR. I real…
... figure out why you get questions wrong even during BR. ... you know how to do correlation-causation questions in theory (there's 4 ... that can exist in a correlation-causation relationship) but you have a ... ve identified patterns in the questions you get wrong. Also ... -
Where Am I Going Wrong? PLEASE HELP!Hello 7Sage, I began my LSAT journey in November of 2017. I had just been raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason at my Masonic Lodge, joine…
... choices. For example, almost all correlation-causation questions are accompanied by an incorrect ... is actually supported by the causation. Our stimulus would state, " ... conditional relationships, relationships dealing with correlation account for these types of ... -
Where Am I Going Wrong? PLEASE HELP!Hello 7Sage, I began my LSAT journey in November of 2017. I had just been raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason at my Masonic Lodge, joine…
... choices. For example, almost all correlation-causation questions are accompanied by an incorrect ... is actually supported by the causation. Our stimulus would state, " ... conditional relationships, relationships dealing with correlation account for these types of ... -
PMOR HelpHey all, quick question for everyone in here: has anyone come across a set of 'rules' like we have for parallel flaw. In paralllel flaw we have the 1…
... an example, cause and effect, correlation/causation, phenomenon /hypothesis. One thing I ... that for the more difficult questions, don't be super rigid ... ways to describe in tougher questions and they usually go with ... -
Retaining and reviewing LSAT MaterialHello 7Sagers! I am wondering if someone could give me advice about what they think is the most efficient way to retain and review lR material. I …
... a sheet for phenomena/hypothesis questions, correlation/causation, arguments by analogy etc.
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Plateuing on Conditional Logic and WeakenHi, I've gone through the entire CC, but i'm still have trouble being able to translate passages to their _Conditional Reasoning_ equivalencies i…
Weakening questions: try to find the form ... . Is it a phenomena/hypothesis, correlation causation, an argument by analogy? Knowing ... -
What's the most LSAT way to weaken/strengthen this commonly featured argument?premise: Group A took medicine X. premise: Group B did not take medicine X. BUT identical results were found in both groups. conclusion: Hence, X …
... transformed my approach to these questions. You gotta see it. ... give more evidence of non-causation (kinda boring). To ... , C, which caused the non-causation.
Group ... s webinar! She goes over Correlation/Causation arguments, argument by analogy, ... -
I don't understand what I am doing wrong. Is law for me? Am I just too unintelligent?I have taken the LSAT 4 times. I have gone 158 -> 160 -> 164 -> 163, all of which were terrible disappointments for me. Especially the last one from …
... that each of these questions you have difficulty with ... patterns that repeat. For example, correlation/causation; phenom/hypo; cause/effect; ... analysis, it extends to flaw questions, PSA, SA, etc.
... see how interchangeable the questions are. They can be ... -
Does "No Cause, No effect" strengthen/weaken causation logic?For causation logic, I know for strengthen questions, there are a few ways to strength an argument 1. eliminate alternative cause 2. when cause h…
... the correct answer for certain questions. Check out: PT46/S2/Q17 ... rule to fall away. In correlation/causation logic, showing that a purported ... -
How to do LR Cookie Cutter Review@Sami @"Cant Get Right" @NotMyName Hey Sages, I've read about different methods of doing Cookie Cutter Review, but I was curious how you guys do it…
... of seeing patterns in LR questions [and RC/LG]. There's ... /hypothesis, cause/effect, sufficiency/necessity, correlation/causation. You have to know by ... trap answers. For example, most correlation/causation questions will have an answer choice ... -
7 month plateau of low 150s, help!So two summers ago (May to August2017), I started my journey. I was scoring in 131, 133 range using the Self Trainer and Powerscore books. I cancelle…
... do your own analysis of questions you were not 100% ... patterns as well: phenom/hypo; correlation/causation; etc. Once you have a ...
For RC, all the questions are supported by the passage ... if you have any more questions or require further clarification, ... -
Circled QuestionsI've been tracking and reviewing my missed questions regularly. Is it worth doing the same for questions I circled (but ultimately got right)? Or do …
... , argument by phen/hypothesis or correlation/causation cookie-cutter nature? If so ... arrive at the answer for questions like this one faster?
questions because of the neural connections ...
