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| causation | 675 | 1.1K |
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Financial Analyst to Law schoolHi guy, a few years ago I attempted to study and take the LSAT, but ultimately I ended up no doing it. Ill just say I lost the motivation to do so. N…
... Morgan, Comcast and now NBC universal and I have no Law ... -
"largely": what type of quantifier it isI've seen "large"\ "largely" in many questions. I wanna know to what extent it suggests about the scope of the sentence: some, most, or something els…
I've seen "large"\ "largely" in many questions. I wanna know to what extent it suggests about the scope of the sentence: some, most, or something else.
A good example is the conclusion in PT65-S4-Q12---"So jazz consists largely of ... -
PT13.S4.Q24 - Plant SpeciesI picked the correct answer but, just for the purpose of learning, I wanna discuss further the logical structure of (D). Regarding the first sent…
... " an indicator for either a causation argument or a conditional statement ... -
PT22.S2.Q23: a discussion about the correlation indicatorsFor this question, I conceived the flaw to be"from correlation to causation, and thus to prescriptive assertion". I was threw off by E at my first si…
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How to improve based on LR wrong answer patterns?Hi, friends!! Hope you are doing well. I have a question regarding LR study methods. I have done about 50+ PT, got the question type basics, and foun…
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Mutual causality in a sentence?Hi, I know "These secondary substances give plants their distinctive tastes and smells." contains a causality. But, what about this twist: …
... the twist means a mutual causation? meaning:
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PT28.S3.Q11 - A rise in the percentage of all 18-year-olds who...Is this a correlation-causation argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts is the only thing that is causing the increase …
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Flaw Types with Example Questions - Redux 2021 Pandemic Cycle VersionReviving this excellent resource so we can add to it and keep it alive. Credit to @alyhobbs and the 3 years ago crew. Hope you all are killing it whe…
PT39.S4.Q4: Why am I so terrible at necessary assumption questions?I thought the argument was a causal conclusion because of “increases.” Since the argument goes from correlation to causation, isn’t one of the assump…
... argument goes from correlation to causation, isn’t one of the ...I'm Tryna Tutor Sambodee Cuz I Can Learn by Teaching Others Right - [closed]whats up fam - it's your boy LSAT_SUS I recently had a breakthrough in my score but my score is dropping quicker than a girl's interest when she s…
... the CC language (i.e. causation logic, how to weaken/strengthen ... causation logic, negating ACs, valid argument ...Most Strongly Supported vs Weakening QuestionsI was wondering what the main differences between most strongly supported questions and Weakening questions such as how to approach them? **Normal…
... the answer choices
**Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis:**
Test StationerySorry if this is a stupid question... In PT I recently switched to using both a blue pilot gel pen and a mechanical pencil for diagrams. I find th…
... me to clearly mark the universal rules and main game board ...PT22.S4.Q13 "causal claim" vs. "if then" statementHey guys, How can we tell the difference between a causal assertion and a “if then” statement? I chose D by intuition, but I did struggle for …
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JY mentions “causation” between using a car phone ...Logical Reasoning - MSS or OtherwiseThere is a concept from the first few lessons of MSS that I cannot find. It goes like this: "As one thing occurs, in any direction, another thing occ…
... for the LSAT? Is it universal to all question types? Thank ...LESSON HELPHi, guys there are certain topics in logical reasoning that I would like to be more advanced in. Those being: Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis…
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Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis Questions
PT91.S2.Q22 - researchers claim that people tend to gesture lessWhy C is the the right choice? Context: Some researchers claim that people tend to gesture less when they articulate what would typically be regar…
... a correlation is far from universal is insufficient reason to reject ...PT91.S2.Q22 Some researchers suggest that people tend to gesture lessIf this is not the hardest question on the set, I don't know which is. I had a great time trying to understand this question and why C is correct and…
... researchers' claim is not universal is not sufficient reason to ... researchers' claim MIGHT WELL BE universal.
The argument ... the researchers can still be universal: people just understand a ... stand and still might be universal.
AC ...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…
... the same for everyone (not universal), it doesn't prove ... factual evidence rather than a universal generalization.
For C, ... just says that not being universal does not reject the ... if the correlation is not "universal", the correlation still exists ...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…
... doesn't infer any hard causation. But I think it is ...Missing 7-10 Timed Questions..Untimed I only miss 1-3Hi I was wondering if any one could give me any advice? It's been 3 months of intense Logical Reasoning and under timed conditions I continuously mis…
... logical analysis or deep conditional/causation/Comparison logic. I have literally ...Meaning of 'lack'What does 'lack' mean in LSAT? Does it mean 'shortage' or 'none'? I'm curious as I encountered anther similar questions about quantifier! I know…
... encountered anther similar questions about quantifier!
I know it might ...Correlation indicatorsDoes "tend to" mean a correlation? Like for example if X tends to Y. I thought "tends to" meant causation because I thought it was saying when you …
Does "tend to" mean a correlation? Like for example if X tends to Y. I thought "tends to" meant causation because I thought it was saying when you have X, you'll have Y which is causation.Are Google browser Extensions okay to use during the actual proctored LSAT?I have an extension on my browser called DarkReader which basically turns every white color to black to minimize eye strain. It basically acts as a u…
I have an extension on my browser called DarkReader which basically turns every white color to black to minimize eye strain. It basically acts as a universal "dark mode". Would the proctors allow me to use this?No More Law School Rankings: What It Means, How It Affects YouAs many of you have likely heard by now, Yale, Harvard, and now Berkeley have announced that they will no longer participate in the US News and World…
... all, it has provided a universal standard.
#####**How were ...Can all "Group 1" logical indicators be negated to "some not"Hello everyone! I'm still going through the CC and reached the section about "Some and Most Relationships." I understand that the negation of "all" i…
... "all" basically represent all the universal quantifiers we learned in "Intro ...PT5.S1.Q10 - Auto industry executive: Statistics show that cars...Hello, I'm confused on how to approach this weakening question. My understanding of the auto industry executive's argument: The auto industry…
... is making a poor correlation-causation argument between building cars smaller ...PT June 2007 - BR and Skipping Portions of BRI hate to start a new thread for PT June 2007, but related threads seemed so old I wasn't sure if anyone followed those. I've been here since Februar…
... I am only through the Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis section. On ...Causal Contrapositive?Can you take the contrapositive of a causal statement? For example, if it said that A caused B, and we don't have B, is it logically corrected to say…
Can you take the contrapositive of a causal statement? For example, if it said that A caused B, and we don't have B, is it logically corrected to say then we don't have A? Or does causation not work like that?PTC.S3.Q10 - Many people joke about Friday...This mistakes correlation with causation. Just because less people flew that day does not mean it was due to Friday the 13th. I selected C and C is c…
This mistakes correlation with causation. Just because less people flew that day does not mean it was due to Friday the 13th. I selected C and C is correct because the weather could have been a factor in why they did not fly that day.
