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PTF97.S1.Q14 - In jurisdictions where headlight use is optionalAfter reading the stimulus, I was wondering why the overall number of collisions didn't decline even after using headlights was made mandatory and I …
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PTF97.S1.Q14 - In jurisdictions where headlight use is optionalAfter reading the stimulus, I was wondering why the overall number of collisions didn't decline even after using headlights was made mandatory and I …
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... directly by establishing formally the correlation b/n plasticity and risk ... -
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... make the assumption that the correlation was positive. If it were ... -
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... /> 15 C has the clear correlation chain. D is definitely much ... -
Has anyone gotten PT92-LR Q10, 17, 19 right?I’ve attempted each of these questions twice and chose the same answers each time around, B/B/A respectively. Can someone explain to me why these ans…
... . And also, D is another correlation/causation type answer. But D ... and providing a quite solid correlation that weakens the premise-conclusion ... -
PT58.S1.Q11 & PT62.S4.Q19: Come on, where's the 7sage community! My post is getting ignored!I just couldn't anticipate the flaws with either of these questions and would like to know how people who got these correct went about doing them. My…
... the evidence just shows imperfect correlation - that one can occur without ... -
PT91.S2.Q22 - Need helpHi, I am having trouble understanding which part does "a generalization with apparently disconfirming evidence" refer to in the stimulus. And that…
... point out that such a correlation is far from universal"because ... author says something like the correlation happens to everyone with various ... "the scientists' claim about the correlation between gesturing and articulating what ... -
PT91.S4.Q13,14 and Q22: Could a Sage help! Still confused!If anyone could give a breakdown for these two questions, it would help a lot! For #13, I was able to narrow it down to A and B but don't understand …
... , that doesn’t change the correlation the author has identified in ... -
PT91.S4.Q13,14 and Q22: Could a Sage help! Still confused!If anyone could give a breakdown for these two questions, it would help a lot! For #13, I was able to narrow it down to A and B but don't understand …
... , that doesn’t change the correlation the author has identified in ... -
PT73.S2.Q15: Why is A incorrect?So I had a really difficult time with this question because of answer choice A. When it says "takes for granted," is that saying the author is assumi…
... here. The issue is a correlation/causation flaw where the author ... -
PT73.S2.Q15: Why is A incorrect?So I had a really difficult time with this question because of answer choice A. When it says "takes for granted," is that saying the author is assumi…
... here. The issue is a correlation/causation flaw where the author ... -
PT73.S2.Q15: Why is A incorrect?So I had a really difficult time with this question because of answer choice A. When it says "takes for granted," is that saying the author is assumi…
... sales. It's a causation-correlation issue here, which is why ... -
PT73.S2.Q15: Why is A incorrect?So I had a really difficult time with this question because of answer choice A. When it says "takes for granted," is that saying the author is assumi…
... sales. It's a causation-correlation issue here, which is why ... -
PT73.S2.Q15: Why is A incorrect?So I had a really difficult time with this question because of answer choice A. When it says "takes for granted," is that saying the author is assumi…
... sales. It's a causation-correlation issue here, which is why ... -
ARC AC's -- Causal ArgumentsI seem to be confused on which questions types to expect Alternative-Reversal-Coincidence answer choices when dealing with a causal argument. Is thi…
... is assuming causation from a correlation.
As a general ... potential alternate explanations for a correlation/observation. But many different question ... have a stimulus that involves correlation/observation.
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How do you typically approach an LR question?I'm really curious to know some of y'all's process. Mike Kim talks about prioritizing the right information, not necessarily ALL of the information i…
... , part to whole flaw, causation/correlation flaw, etc.) before reading ACs -
PT1.S4.Q12 - A recent study found that snoringI found this one very tricky. As for AC A, I think I understand that AC A meets the target by introducing a third party, stress, that could be re…
... Logical Reasoning question imply that correlation is actually causation, you should ... -
I have no idea how to improve my LR scoreHi everyone! I am having a lot of trouble with my logic reasoning section. I usually only miss 1-4 questions on LR and RC really depends, but my …
... few basic concept. Term shift, correlation -causation, etc. Ultimately, you have ... -
Any recs on what to do the morning of the LSAT?I'm taking the June 2022 LSAT, which I think is the only afternoon LSAT test? I'm a morning person, and I would actually prefer taking the test firs…
... official test doing this (163). Correlation =/= causation and all that, but ... -
135 to 162!Hey Team, I just wanted to share that after receiving and opening the February LSAT Score today morning, the relief and joy of seeing the hard wo…
... /strengthen - create predictions
2) Correlation/Causations: know how to strengthen ... -
PT15.S2.Q03 - A certain strain of bacteria was foundI am a bit confused with this question. This is a classic cause --> effect stimulus and we are being asked to strengthen the cause and effect relatio…
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Furthermore the lack of correlation doesn't "rule out" anything ... ... we focus on correlation ≠ causation, but tend to ... forget things like correlation doesn't mean it' ... causation, and lack of correlation doesn't mean you can ... -
PT15.S2.Q03 - A certain strain of bacteria was foundI am a bit confused with this question. This is a classic cause --> effect stimulus and we are being asked to strengthen the cause and effect relatio…
Got it. I guess my lapse was not realizing that no correlation also does not mean no causation. As such, you can't rule out it. That's a very good way of putting it.
AC E is a much obvious strengthener looking back. Thanks! -
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
... make an inference on a correlation statement.
If you ... ’re given a correlation (the more A, the more ... you were only given the correlation statement, then you wouldn’t ... -
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
... considered a positive correlation.
A **negative correlation** is when one ... -
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
... because it’s making a correlation-causation error.
Is ... -
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
Also, "the more X, the more Y": This is not a correlation. -
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
... flaw is mistaking correlation for causation. But the correlation is very much ... is making a leap from correlation to causation. You're absolutely ... -
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
... /> Both arguments are making a correlation-causation error, right?
