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Sufficient-->Necessary, Cause --> Effect, Before-->AfterI am really confused about the relationship between these three things. Sufficient-->Necessary, Cause --> Effect, Before-->After Is it okay to und…
I am really confused about the relationship between these three things.
Sufficient-->Necessary, Cause --> Effect, Before-->After
Is it okay to understand like this?
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is it possible to remove the green check mark from a lesson?'Is it possible to unchecked a lesson ? I wanna remove the green heck mark because I accidentally went through the lesson but didn't finish it . Wo…
'Is it possible to unchecked a lesson ? I wanna remove the green heck mark because I accidentally went through the lesson but didn't finish it . Would rather not star it since that means " important / focus on again/ confusing " in my head. -
PT19.S4.Q20 - the cause of migraineshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-20/ I am all sorts of confused by this reconcile/resolve question! In general, I'm not…
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I've paraphrased the Q but kept it as ... close to the text as possible to avoid ... answer choice that can explain: "The cause for migraines is not psychological ... -
How can I remove the Password protection of the PDFs?How can I remove the Password protection of the PDFs? I need to remove the password in order to print.
How can I remove the Password protection of the PDFs? I need to remove the password in order to print. -
PT73.S2.Q20 - The advent ofchemical fertilizers ledI know it's a bad idea to argue with LSAT answers, but I find it's the best way to improve - I want to really understand exactly why my thinking is w…
... be that we need to remove the cause of the poor soil. Which means ... that to get the opposite effect we should stop the cause of that bad ... we can avoid the effect by not having that cause.
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Defining a causal relationshipPrior to the LSAT I've never really considered why A causes B. I'm very unsure of my definition of a causal relationship and would like to put it out…
... , I probably should clarify the if and only if signals ... T in the water, chemical T causes the effect of fish ... developing physical deformation. What are the ... which you can conclude the cause-effect relationship in that example ... -
Answer choices with the word "SOME" for weakening questionsI am currently working on the weakening questions of this course. I ran into a lot of situation where the ACs have the word "SOME" in them. Sometimes…
... arthritis.
Which of the following weakens the argument?
a. ... bacterial infection (yes - shows that the cause-effect relationship could be reversed. Maybe ... explanation for an alleged cause/effect relationship).
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PT64.S1.Q22 - Microbiologist: Because heavy metals are normallyHi all, I was hoping someone might be able to help me with two things here: 1) In my BR I was really torn between A and B and eventually chose …
... effect is saying that when the cause was absent the effect was also absent, strengthening the cause effect ... It is so intertwined with the cause-effect idea making it hard to ... idea to keep the rules regarding strengthening/weakening cause-effect argument in ... -
PT28.S1.Q23 - Clinical depressionHello guys, I have a quick question for y'all concerning two answer choices in this question. I believe it is critical to understand why answers …
... LFL activity. This shows that the cause/effect relationship could be reversed.
effect
2. Effect without cause
3. New causal factor
4. Cause/effect ... is reversed
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PT94.S02.Q20 - Why is the answer C and not D?I can't figure out why the answer is C! No matter how much I look at it, I gravitate towards D.
Note the cause-effect relationship in these statements; how ... a parallel reasoning question. In the stimulus, there is a financial ... that even though it goes the opposite way (lower profits). (D ... ) is wrong off the bat because there is no ... -
where in the CC are strengthening/weakening cause and effect arguments?From BR'ing, I've noted fundamental concepts of of strengthening/weakening cause and effect arguments. For instance, you can strengthen the argument …
... strengthening/weakening cause and effect arguments. For instance, you can strengthen the argument ... that in the absence of the cause, we don't have the effect.
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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…
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does "no cause, effect happens" -- weaken? Couldn't there ... cause that is accounting for that effect, while also still allowing for the ... original cause to still cause the effect?
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…
... is to show that “Although effect occurs, the cause did not occur.”
the effect is always produced by the same cause.
the no cause, but effect category? Would it be ...PT17 S3 Q12 - ad's effect on cigarette smokersHey! I am having trouble understanding why A is incorrect. I do see how and why D works but I can't understand why A doesn't. Here, we are given …
... it can't be the cause will be the correct AC. And any ... denies this alternate cause.
The explanation that the 3% decrease in ... smokers. (Cause: people switched to other forms of tobacco; effect: drop in ...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…
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**the following terms often introduce a basic cause/effect relationship:**
remove some degree of certainty/force ... t-14 school" (cause that increases the likelihood of effect)
"phd degree ...LR Study Guide*I was sent this LR study guide a couple of months ago from a fellow 7Sager and it has been very helpful. It's not as detailed as some of the others…
... must remove the support
• What support? The support the premise provide to the conclusion ... no relationship at all (alternative cause)
We Use Causation ... ) Competing Explanation: the intro or denial of an alternative cause
B ...63.1.7 The cause of the epidemic...I can't grasp why B weakens this argument and C doesn't. The only scenario I can think of is if a symptom of a disease is required for that disease, …
... argument and C doesn't. The only scenario I can think ... many aren't. And also the questions stem itself says hiccups ... outside of athens and brought the disease back to ...PT68.S2.Q24 - studies have found that human tearsThe conclusion here is that "crying must have the effect of reducing emotional stress". The first time I read the stimulus I thought the flaw/gap …
... that "crying must have the effect of reducing emotional stress".
the hormones causes the person to cry to ... I assumed the answer choice stated: that the stimulus failed to ... that hormones might be the cause of the stress, rather than a ...PT2.S1.Q05 - a gas tax of one centI got this question correct, but I wanted to review it because I was really confused with the answer choices. So, it's a flaw in the reasoning. My…
... I was really confused with the answer choices.
... is relevant to discussing the flaw in the reasoning.
B) ... then I couldn't pinpoint the cause and effect, all I could think ... answer choice and focused on the others.
PLEASE ...Weakening QuestionsI read the following (I think on one of the Manhattan prep forums) about weakening questions. <b>On weakening questions, when the argument posits …
... the presumed cause without the presumed effect
3. Provides an example of the presumed effect ... without the presumed cause ...Causation Question StrategyWould somebody mind looking at the strategy below and letting me know if it makes sense/I've included everything? Thanks! On weakening questi…
... . Provides an example of the presumed cause without the presumed effect
7 ... . Provides an example of the presumed effect without the presumed cause.
(Examples of ...Keep the Faith!7Sagers - I'm aiming to take the LSAT again in June - my 4th go around as I really want to go to Law School (duh) in fall of 2018... Anyways, I fancy…
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The whole point - keep the faith - keep working ... human... Really dig down the application effect for logic reasoning - ... don't gloss over the explanations!
the right balance between practice ...PT73.S2.Q20Hi guys! I wanted to get some clarification on the logic that makes this answer E rather than D. The stem is that the argument relies on the assum…
... order to significantly improve the soil structure," the soil must be "rejuvenated ... chemical fertilizers "will have destructive effect on soil structure of farm ... that it will cause destructive effects. If the /end/ effect of something is ...June 2017 LSAT - can someone explain the last question in the last LGIt's the company sending out project managers LG, which of the following if substituted for...would have the same effect
It's the company sending out project managers LG,
which of the following if substituted for...would have the same effectCausation argument (Correlation vs. Coincidence)Hi guys, Hope everyone is having a great Thanksgiving break! I just had a quick question on Causation arguments. I know there are several ways …
... a common cause that produced both the cause and the effect, showing the relationship is reversed ... , showing there is a problem with the ... of which the correct answer was not an alternate cause?
PT38.S3.Q05 - the myth persistsThis is a pretty easy question IMO, but I have a question about why (E) is wrong and the interpretation of "or". The author of the passage provide…
... "or".
The author of the passage provided Nicaraguan pines ... controlled burning. The author does not think the pines were ... disagrees with natural fires as the cause.
But ... junior or senior", the claim that the pines "could have ...Removal of the LSAT requirementDo you guys think they will remove the LSAT as an admissions requirement? I've ran into a couple of articles about the ABA removing it as a requireme…
Do you guys think they will remove the LSAT as an admissions requirement? I've ran into a couple of articles about the ABA removing it as a requirement for the law school admissions process, leaving it up to the schools to decide if they want to use it.Causal v. Conditional Logic (or Lawgic if you prefer)Can someone explain the difference--if there is one in fact--between causal and conditional relationships/statements? Seemingly, A causing B is the s…
... have B. In effect, the sufficient condition is the cause for the necessary condition; without ... it, the necessary condition ... hypothesis nor potential for the cause and effect to be swapped with ...PT81.S2.Q13 - A six-month public health campaignI still don't understand why A is right and C is wrong. The conclusion reads, "it's obvious that the public headed the campaign", meaning they follow…
... 's the conclusion and its support. Since this is a cause-effect relationship ... anything, it weakens the argument by 'presenting an alternate cause', but I ... disagree with this. One aspect of the campaign ...Cookie Cutter Argument Form: Phenomenon Hypothesis I am back to discuss another cookie cutter argument form. Here is the link to the cost benefit argument structure that I posted about previously:…
... types LSAC uses to effect the strength of a hypothesis ... that we introduced the purported cause and got the intended effect, right away. ... we have our purported cause without the effect. This does not ... kill the argument entirely, but ...
