Other Ways to Strengthen/Weaken Causal Arguments | LSAT Logical Reasoning

0:00 Other Ways to Strengthen or Weaken Causal Arguments
0:22 Circumstantial Evidence
2:31 Causal Mechanism

Most students know that the main issue to think about with arguments that go from correlation to causation is alternative explanations. But providing an alternate explanation is not the only way to weaken a causal argument. And eliminating an alternate explanation is not the only way to strengthen. Sometimes, the LSAT will want you understand the importance of circumstantial evidence or causal mechanisms. Learn more about these issues in an excerpt from a live LSAT lesson.

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