5/5 but I was way way over the time limit in 3 of the questions. The right answer seems to make sense when I go through them methodically, any advice on comprehending the stimulus faster?
Question 2 was really hard for me. It seems to me that C and D are both unsupported, but C is simply less likely to be a possibility than D. Or am I missing something?
I'm really concerned about 7Sage's use of so many questions from random PT's. By using questions from the oldest to newest exams, they are reducing those tests we have to use later for full PT practice. Please consider pulling questions from a set range, say PT 120-130 instead of all tests.
I'm struggling with number four a bit - if it's 2 groups 200 randomly selected subjects for both trials the correct answer seems like a large interpretive overreach for me.
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ugh these ones are killing me
5/5 but I was way way over the time limit in 3 of the questions. The right answer seems to make sense when I go through them methodically, any advice on comprehending the stimulus faster?
that darn interjected premise in Q4 absolutely sent me. 4/5 though so feeling good otherwise.
Question 2 was really hard for me. It seems to me that C and D are both unsupported, but C is simply less likely to be a possibility than D. Or am I missing something?
5/5 yas
4/5 yay!! things are finally starting to click
Watching the video explanations for all of these is SO helpful!
Ok, 1 and 3 threw me for a loop
5/5 surprised me, my brain is workingggg
I'm really concerned about 7Sage's use of so many questions from random PT's. By using questions from the oldest to newest exams, they are reducing those tests we have to use later for full PT practice. Please consider pulling questions from a set range, say PT 120-130 instead of all tests.
2/5 on my first attempt. 5/5 on my blind review in less time. This may have been mentioned- this is what got me to a 5/5:
Most Strongly (i.e. Easily) Supported Questions Types
Does not require an assumption.
Does not improve the stimulus
Has the lowest threshold of proof.
Does not have strong language. (Always, never, all, none)
5/5, feels good
killer
2/5- I still have hope!
yay 5/5!!!! but over time on all of them. meep
5/5, timing was bad on the first question, 30 sec over on 2 & 3, but under time for the last two!!
1/5 then 3/5 BR 😅
2/5 at first 5/5 on BR idk how to feel.
5/5 let's goo!!! Timing looks insane though I really had to stare at the screen a lil bit.
Gosh this was a tough one
I'm struggling with number four a bit - if it's 2 groups 200 randomly selected subjects for both trials the correct answer seems like a large interpretive overreach for me.
5/5 BABY LETS GO W's IN THE CHAT
I'm not a native English speaker, so I got 4/5 for translation mistake, which is disappointing. I should have been smarter when I use my own language.
got 1/5 then 2/5 second time I'm not understanding these types of questions :(
5/5 yay!