October 2010 LSAT Section 1 Question 1
By referring to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as "purely programmatic" (line 49) in nature, the author mo...
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on September 13, 2019
Hi,Im having the same problem identifying cause and effect arguments. Can someone explain the strategy.
Thanks,
Brandy
Emma on December 10, 2019
Hey guys, I believe that, for example 5, the global effect observed is in fact that modern aircraft navigation systems are being put at risk. The designation of "modern aircraft navigation" is a way for us to understand that we are talking about aircrafts with low-power circuitry. I understand why you think that low-power circuitry can also be a cause, but what seem to really cause the technical problems is the use of electronic devices that interfere with the circuitry and not the other way around. The use of electronic devices, therefore, is the sufficient cause that brings about an interference with the low-powered circuitry that are found in modern aircrafts systems which as a result puts them at risk. I am not a tutor, so I can't be sure of what I am writing but I hope it can help you.Emma.
Gabby on March 31 at 11:12AM
I'm also confused about how the cause/effect was chosen in example 3, can someone explain? Given the premise's mention of property damage, I chose the answer about the shrubs and such..Gabby on April 7 at 06:45PM
@Gabby