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PT88.S4.Q24 - Can you weaken causal relations with “no cause, but effect”Powerscore says 1 way to weaken a casual conclusion is to show that “Although effect occurs, the cause did not occur.” This is bc (According to po…
... powerscore’s definition of weakening causality. Is AC A wrong because ... -
Linking Conditional StatementsI've recently been working on Parallel Flaw questions and have realized that I am struggling with linking up conditional statements. When I am given …
... of the sentence and the conditionality. I would really appreciate some ... gap in my understanding of conditionality.
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Phenomenon hypothesis & Correlation causation intensiveHi all the purpose of this post is twofold: to teach everything I know about phenomenon hypothesis (PH) and correlation causation (CC) argument types…
... grow" would be ruined! The causality would be flipped the other ... eliminating the possibility that my causality isn't flipped. To go ... -
Flaw Questions with Conditional IndicatorsI'm really struggling with trying to intuitively figure out if conditionality is relevant to the flaw for the argument at hand. There are certain sti…
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How do you know a question has the correlation-causation flaw?I have been having issues with missing out on these questions lately, and I am not sure why---I used to be able to get them immediately. Do such ques…
... . Do such questions generally include "causality" in the conclusion and as ... -
Difference between "some are not" and "not all"So, I was just listening to the Powerscore Podcast (the first episode on causality), and Dave said the following: If you want to ask a series of conf…
... Podcast (the first episode on causality), and Dave said the following ... -
Attacking sub-conclusions?In arguments, we're supposed to take premises as facts and question the conclusions. But intermediate conclusions are both used as premises (to suppo…
... a correct answer attacking the causality of a sub-conclusion? -
The word "IS" in LRI recall seeing in the CC that "IS" is a conditionality signifier (necessary). However, is that the case all the time? Is "IS" a biconditional when i…
I recall seeing in the CC that "IS" is a conditionality signifier (necessary). However, is that the case all the time? Is "IS" a biconditional when it's just something like "The number 5 is hot ? -
Attachments to conditional partsHi, I've been on a hiatus for a few months and came across a problem while reviewing NA questions on the syllabus and remember having this issue in t…
... /> Im not sure if my conditionality is off or what, but ... -
Finished all 7sage lessons. First timed PT came back the same as cold diagnostic. How do I proceed?As the title says, I just completed all of the 7sage course lessons and took my first timed PT last week ago. I blind reviewed this PT as well. The…
... , the rules of argument, causation, conditionality, etc. Then you need to ... -
Conditional StatementsHello! I really want to improve on my conditionality. Especially when it comes to looking at the stimulus and, although it's not worded in tradition…
... are not. Many statements have conditionality in them, but are not ... abilities. Usually you need the conditionality skill for the formal logic ... is tied together. However, the conditionality skill is still useful, especially ... -
Misreading LSAT QuestionsSo I did some serious BR review and noticed that during practice (both timed and untimed) I misread the question, sometimes multiple times, before ul…
... clear indication that some external causality is impacting your studying and ... -
PT score vs. Blind review scorein the course, jy said blind review score is the room for improvement. the difference between my blind review score and pt score varies about 5-10 po…
... . Is it a causality flaw? A weaken causality question? Does it deal ... -
LR Cheat Sheet Part 1Here is an LR Cheat Sheet I derived quite a while ago. I hope it helps some of you out there. Best of luck to all! LR Question Type Cheat Sheet …
... Reasoning
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• Causality occurs in either the conclusion ... (reasoning is then flawed) or causality occurs in the premises (no ... the same time
• When causality occurs in the conclusion, the ... -
Correlation v. association?Can someone please explain the difference between these two concepts? I'd guess that association is generally weaker than correlation, but is there s…
... (not to be confused with causality). Whereas an association lends itself ... -
Resources For Logic-Heavy LR?To date I have been through 7Sage twice, the Trainer twice and Manhattan LR twice; my conditional logic principles are strong but I fall apart when s…
... yourself to force out the conditionality, paraphrase what you're reading ... -
PT64.S1.Q22 - microbiologist: because heavy metalshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-64-section-1-question-22/ I completely understand the argument core and the correct answer. However, upon …
... , correlation "strengthens the case for" causality by either raising the probability ... have used correlation to strengthen causality through correlation. Hope this helps ... -
PT66.S2.Q20 - daniel: there are certain actionshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-66-section-2-question-20/ Not having problem with solving this question but having problem with how to dia…
The only necessary requirement that a morally good action has, is that the action fulfill a moral obligation. So my thought was : If an action is MG ----> the action definitely FFMO. I don't see the bi-conditionality either. -
Mind Map & My prep updateOn some of the videos you use the mind map note strategy, I was wondering if you have that available for purchase? I took the Kaplan program in J…
... . Understanding rules, how to diagram, conditionality, and how to make inferences ... -
A confusion between conditional logic and causationHi 7sagers, I just had a confusion cause by PT 68 section 2 question 24. JY's explanation is if Hormone causes Stress, then reducing Hormone can redu…
... different things. For one thing, causality has a time/temporal aspect ... dealing with conditional logic or causality. This is very helpful because ... -
Assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationshipShould it be true that the assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationship is A -> B
You're confusing conditionality with causation which is a big no go. I'd revisit lessons on both before moving forward. -
Will the LSAT ever mention multiple flaws that could be true?Hello, Would the LSAT ever use the same flaw type that has subcategories in the same question? For example, would it ever have multiple answer choic…
... in which it will address conditionality in more than one AC ... there is no flaw in conditionality. Or there are flaw questions ... -
Assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationshipShould it be true that the assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationship is A -> B
... are a shorthand that express conditionality.
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A confusion between conditional logic and causationHi 7sagers, I just had a confusion cause by PT 68 section 2 question 24. JY's explanation is if Hormone causes Stress, then reducing Hormone can redu…
bumping this because I think this is super important! The difference between causation and conditionality has always been a bit fuzzy for me but @"Accounts Playable" you made the distinction super clear! Thank you! -
All that is needed for B is AHi, I am practicing turning the kind of colloquial English sentences on the LSAT into strict logical statements. For example, take the following s…
... which is absolutely sufficient for conditionality. But I'm not positive ... -
PT11.S2.Q12 - in the centerville botanical gardensI did this question twice in a span of about 3-4 weeks. I got it wrong both times. So what I did was diagram the stimulus: TT-->OM-->OD S-m->O…
... you want to diagram the conditionality between older and younger.
PT1.S3.Q03 - early in this century, alfred wegenerThis is a principle question. I'm actually completely lost on this one. I thought the principle to be extracted from the stimulus was somewhere…
... bare essentials in terms of conditionality. If we discover the events ...Should I wait for the next cycle?I'm currently signed up for the September LSAT next weekend, but I plan on withdrawing from it because I don't feel ready. I've heard that if I take …
... and invalid argument forms and conditionality and the translations. I already ...
