LSAT Causal Reasoning Explainer
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Shows the LSAT causal reasoning gap: correlation versus causation, including alternate causes, reverse causation, coincidence, and “A without B” counterexamples. Click the tabs and switches to change the causal scenario, then answer the practice questions by choosing the strengthen, weaken, or flaw move.
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