Causal Reasoning | LSAT Logical Reasoning Basics

Causation is a major reasoning structure that is found in the two largest question types in Logical Reasoning: Weaken and Flaw.  They’re typically difficult for most people because the LSAT tests causation differently from how it is used in day to day life .

In this LSAT Logical Reasoning Basics lesson we go through how to recognize causation, different causation patterns, and then go through some practice problems. This lesson is part of our LSAT Basics course, and is designed to be worked with the rest of the chapter.  

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