LSAT Prep: Correlation vs. Causation

The world is full of people taking correlational relationships to be causal ones.

Here are two examples I've come across recently for you to dissect:


1. An advertisement in the New York City subway consists of the following:





So, the evidence is the correlation (in yellow):



"Kids of teen moms are twice as likely not to graduate than kids whose moms were over age 22."





And the