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Lsat Conditional Reasoning Review

by semccarty9, Dec. 2010

Subjects: conditional lsat reasoning review

Assignment 1.1 Discrete Structures Rosen
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	Sufficient Condition	An event or circumstance whose occurrence indicates that a necessary condition must also occur.
	Necessary Condition	An event or circumstance whose occurrence is required in order for a sufficient condition to occur.
	Mistaken Reversal	Switches the elements in the sufficient and necessary conditions, creating a statement that does not have to be true.
	Mistaken Negation	Negates both conditions, creating a statement that does not have to be true.
	Sufficient Condition Indicators	If When Whenever Every All Any People who In order to
	Necessary Condition Indicators	Then Only Only if Must Required Unless Except Until Without
	Unless Equation	- Use whenever "unless," "except," "until," and "without" occur. - Involves two steps: 1. Whatever term is modified by "unless," "except," "until," or "without" becomes the necessary condition. 2. The remaining term is negated and becomes the sufficient condition.
	The Double Arrow	The Double Arrow is generally introduced in 1 of 3 ways: 1. Use of the phrase "if and only if." 2. Use of the phrase "vice versa." 3. By repeating and reversing the terms.