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PT21.S2.Q25 - statistician: changes in the sun's luminocityI got this wrong because while I did see the author was appealing to authority, I thought it was reasonable to assume that if the author says what an…
... the possibilities of what a correlation gives rise to, my ... erroneously assumed that the correlation you have observed is ... signifies the premise used to reach the conclusion by the ... metrologist does not consider the correlation outlined by the statistician, ... -
PT21.S2.Q25 - statistician: changes in the sun's luminocityI got this wrong because while I did see the author was appealing to authority, I thought it was reasonable to assume that if the author says what an…
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How is this correlation a counterexample as defined by ... usually follow from a premise or a principle, and ... metrologist does not consider the correlation outlined by the statistician, ... contra to the meteorologist’s conclusion.
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Quick weakening/attack premises questionI had a quick question - based on the 7sage lessons on weakening, you never directly attack a premise or conclusion; rather, you take support away fr…
... didn't actually find zero correlation" and "The study that found ... no correlation was poorly conducted".
premise involves severing or weakening its relationship to the conclusion - that ... -
Quick weakening/attack premises questionI had a quick question - based on the 7sage lessons on weakening, you never directly attack a premise or conclusion; rather, you take support away fr…
... "The study that found no correlation was poorly conducted".
... "The study that found no correlation was poorly conducted".
... author uses the premise to come to that conclusion. Here I ... "study that found no correlation was poorly conducted" was ... -
LR failureI have grown disheartened in the past few weeks as my PT scores but particularly my LR scores have fallen. I feel like every question has two right a…
... is asking, what the conclusion of each argument is ( ... if the argument has a conclusion) what the supporting premises ... pattern of correlation in the premise to causation in the conclusion etc. ... . Mr. Ping isolates the conclusion and breaks down the stimulus ... -
PT29.S4.Q17 - studies of the reliability of eyewitnessHello! I didn't see any prior discussions on this question, and it's confusing me a bit so I wanted to get some outside opinions! https://7sage.com/…
... premise has to do with, and indeed supports the conclusion. ... shown to have no correlation with the accuracy of ... testimony.
Conclusion: Police officers shouldn't allow ... a conclusion with the implications of curtailing inaccuracy. The premise is ... -
Most vulnerable to criticismIn approaching those "most vulnerable to criticism" question, do you guys think I can treat it as a weakening question and if the AC is correct, it w…
... attention to the support and conclusion.. What are they concluding? Why ... smoking causes cancer from the premise that there are some people ... it would be something with correlation/causation. It may not always ... -
PT65.S1.Q19 - last winter was mild enough to allow birdshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-1-question-19/ Help. That's all I can say. I do not see how answer choice C does anything to the…
... ? (A) is just a weak correlation: read weakly we have “one ... does it really strengthen the conclusion of: “mild winter caused ... an unused premise and makes it relevant to the conclusion, much like ... the look out for a premise left sitting there in strengthening ... -
How to get the most out of every question.Was wondering how people go about squeezing every question for all that it can teach.
... premise followed by a claim that on the basis of this correlation ... there is causation as a conclusion. When we ... -
PT7.S1.Q10 - a large group of hyperactive childrenI'd love an explanation on this one! Thanks in advance
... we have correlation in the premise and causation in the conclusion. We observed ... a correlation and drew ... moved from correlation in the premise to causation in the conclusion. Now, this ... -
What does "Often" mean on the LSAT I have encountered certain questions where often means "Some". I had made a note about it until I came across PT37 S2 Q18 where in answer choice C …
... because of its unsupported broad conclusion. In this particular question, the ... there is a premise that uses often in a correlation way, we ... some causal or another correlation in the conclusion. Alternatively, if often is ... -
PT20.S1.Q10 - premiums for automobileHaving a hard time with this one, Chose E during timed test and struggling to narrow in on an answer choice during BR. I don't get why C is corre…
... that there is a correlation in the premise and a causal relationship ... back and look at the premise-conclusion relationship with an eye towards ... one did not catch the correlation/causation framework in this problem ... -
PT70.S4.Q10 - refusing to think about your problems causes gum disease(P1) A recent study shows that there is a correlation between refusing to think about your problems and getting gum disease. (P2) Stress causes s…
... " from the sub-conclusion that there is a correlation between having a ... is a jump from the premise where they are not even ... no stated premise that helps us arrive at the conclusion that weakened ... to ask is, what unstated premise by using your two premises ... -
Having problem conceptually with LawgicI can get through all the quizzes and exercises but I'm having a hard time knowing why or the meaning of things I'm doing. When I look at a SA quest…
... the structure of the argument (premise, conclusion) if I'm doing a ... argument that's emphasizing a correlation between two ideas then in ... ways that will strengthen that correlation. But if I am tackling ... support structure or if the conclusion is valid but the ... -
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 …
... breaking down the argument, labeling premise(s), conclusion, sub conclusions.
premise and the conclusion. This is often called ... argument? Does it attack a correlation/causation framework? There is also ... -
June'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm ESTJune'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm EST https://media.giphy.com/media/xox9kxPMcM81y/giphy.gif **Thank You …
... jump from correlation to causation from the first premise to ... and the first premise to the conclusion (Described in AC ... the two modes of reasoning (correlation/causation and conditionality)!
conclusion??
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June'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm ESTJune'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm EST https://media.giphy.com/media/xox9kxPMcM81y/giphy.gif **Thank You …
... never be proven by correlation. It could be ... as the premise to prove another causation in the conclusion).
conclusion (Hence, ....) also makes a jump from correlation to ... correlation-causation errors in both the sub-conclusion and main conclusion ... -
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…
... questions that attack the premise. I asked someone ... the gap between the premise-conclusion. His response was that ... answer choices actually attack the premise.
... premise. it's basically saying that correlation that we thought existed (a premise ... -
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…
... premise. it's basically saying that correlation that we thought existed (a premise ... does that deny the correlation? If anything, it accepts ... I denying that a correlation exists between being smart ... the gap between the premise-conclusion. His response was that ... -
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…
... premise. it's basically saying that correlation that we thought existed (a premise ... does that deny the correlation? If anything, it accepts ... I denying that a correlation exists between being smart ... the gap between the premise-conclusion. His response was that ... -
Weaken questionsHi guys, One question ! I am actually not understanding how I should approach Weakening questions. I understand that you have to identify the prem…
... them. Identifying the premise and the conclusion is indeed a ... not to destroy the premise or conclusion but weaken the ... them.
A. Causation/ Correlation - These arguments claim that A ... So first identify the premise and conclusion and understand the gaps/ ... -
Weaken questionsHi guys, One question ! I am actually not understanding how I should approach Weakening questions. I understand that you have to identify the prem…
... them. Identifying the premise and the conclusion is indeed a ... not to destroy the premise or conclusion but weaken the ...
> A. Causation/ Correlation - These arguments claim that A ... So first identify the premise and conclusion and understand the gaps/ ... -
PT14.S4.Q18 - According to a government official involved inHey guys. I’m hoping some of you LSAT masters can help with this question. I’ve been trying to wrap my brain around it for the past few days with no …
... summary:
Premise 1: Tapes show that pilots ...
Premise 2: Even minor accidents are dangerous.
Conclusion: If ... the argument establishes a correlation since we don't ... coincidence is useful, the conclusion seems to deal with all ... -
Learning Wrong QuestionsHow do you commit how to solve a question that you got wrong to memory. For example, I always feel that I sometimes forget what I learned from blind…
... and 2: find premise and conclusion, pay attention to ... correlation etc.
Reads 3,4,5: take the premise and conclusion ... ? What are the premise and conclusion, does it conform ... single operation: finding the premise/conclusion structure, allowed me to ... -
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 legislator has drawn a conclusion about cause and effect without ... the principle that "negating the premise causes the rule to fall ... rule to fall away. In correlation/causation logic, showing that a ... -
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…
... need to identify the premise and the conclusion. You should anticipate or ... patterns as well: phenom/hypo; correlation/causation; etc. Once you have ... -
PT Review - Watch all explanations?Do you all find yourselves watching JY's explanations for every question on PT's or just questions you circled and/or got wrong? I've always watched …
... " aspects of the stimulus: premise(s), context, conclusion etc.
2.Practice ... are supported by one single premise that takes a narrow view ... do we strengthen a correlation in the premise/causal conclusion type of problem ... -
Help needed :(Hi guys I am extremely stressed out also I have been also a brain fog due to to studying. I have been extremely stressed because I always get mo…
... the “fundamentals”: pulling apart the premise, conclusion, context, other people’s argument ... a correlation in the premise and a causal statement in the conclusion based ... on that correlation ... -
PT41.S1.Q22 - If violations go unpunishedSo I know this is a tough flaw question. With tough questions like this - I almost always double check line 1 with the conclusion at the end, beca…
... is correlation in the premise, assumption of causation, conclusion states ... actually still commits the correlation/causation error in a ... (but still potentially flawed) conclusion **_I could make_** and ... support here vs. what conclusion the did offer. Sometimes ... -
Been studying for a month but no improvementWhen I took my diagnostic about 5 weeks ago, it was a 140. I took my fourth practice test and despite having gotten 2-3 points increases, I'm back to…
... of saying it’s a premise
... for a restatement of the conclusion
Necessary ... question look for a missing premise that completed the argument. ... doing. Examples of flaw are correlation error, necessary sufficient error, ...
