Conditional Logic Chain
LSAT glossary · Logical Reasoning
Definition
A sequence of linked if-then statements in which the consequent of one statement becomes the antecedent of the next, allowing an extended inference.
Conditional Logic Chain in plain English
A conditional logic chain links statements end to end. If “rain implies cancellation” and “cancellation implies a refund,” then rain implies a refund. Reverse and negate the full chain to form its contrapositive, and never infer the converse unless the passage separately supports it.
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