Does A Cause B? Classic Exam Question

A super-common question on exams such as the GRE, GMAT and LSAT. The passages you read on tests will imply that a particular correlation implies a certain causation - A causes B. This video will explore the other potential answers, most notably, that B causes A. Three examples, including from official sources.
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Let me quickly give my own example to boost my understanding on the question that says which if the options most seriously weaken an argument.
1."If people with migraine take an analgesic the analgesic will relief the headache" (sample A causes B), so for me to ans, you meant I can say People who takes analgesic regularly will not suffer from migraine.(B causes A)

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Did one two weeks ago, hope you caught it!

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