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Logical Reasoning8 min read

The Causal Fallacy

The most common causal flaw on the LSAT assumes that because A preceded B, A must have caused B — post hoc reasoning. Once you see the structure, you'll spot it in seconds...

→ Open LawHub: PT 81, S2, Q5Classic post hoc example — identify the causal claim before reading the question stem.

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