@Sam Seriosuly! it took me 5 minutes to get to the correct answer because I really took my time and it DID not feel like a level one, I was so shocked. Lol
I've slowed down how quickly I do questions to practice reading and really understanding stimuli and answer choices. I think this will build our comprehension skills. I think we'll improve our speed gradually naturally from doing this. I'm going to wait until I PT to care about how quickly I complete questions.
lol me. i try to do it timed then work through it all in BR. i picked d timely but spent sooooo long going through my top 2 choices debating. when i saw it was rated 1 i literally said out loud wow all that struggle for the easiest ones okkkaayyyy :((((
It seems like JY rules out any answer choices which are negatives in this section. Should we assume that the answer choice will not be in the contrapositive for PSA questions, because if so, a negative could theoretically provide the correct answer choice?
the idea of narrow tailoring will come up a lot in con law. cant be worrying about what's coming up in law school j.y. im still trying to get thru the lsat
is it really highly encouraged to use lawgic for these types of questions? I don't find it necessary so far, but I don't want it to trip me up in the future and wonder what to get in the habit of
#help #feedback am I the only one that can't see my time when doing the question anymore? I only see it after I submit my blind review. I used to see it on the old website so idk whats happening
Remember to not follow your biased views!!!! I missed this one because of my own bias on the matter, rather than putting myself in the role of what the question asked.
#Feedback. I'm wondering if this is correct thinking: for PSAr questions, the correct answer choice should not add anything extra or new facts, or other considerations. The correct answer choice should just lay out P --> C.
this question - same with the previous one- if confusing me a little because the answer choice seems to be building the P--> C bridge backwards (unless i'm misinterpreting) answer D says: value of a jewel ---> based on aesthetic pleasure. but the conclusion in the stimulus is about the value so should the answer be aesthetic pleaser --> value
@Lauretamrizi don't confuse the word "solely" for an indicator for necessary condition. Instead focus on the predicate verb "derived from" and gauge which direction that is pointing. value is derived from pleasure. pleasure means value. pleasure ---> value
Once again my P→C was "wrong," I missed the importance of aesthetic pleasure and instead had "If c/f diamond looks real, is equal to value as real diamond." once I looked at the ACs, D immediately jumped out and I realized I had missed the importance of aesthetic pleasure in my P→C. I don't know if this is important but I am really wondering why I keep getting my P→C slightly wrong.
I watch the video if I had a hard time understanding why I chose my answer or if I hesitated in choosing my answer in the blind review. If I can justify my reasoning, I don't watch it.
Most of the time yes, I want to make sure I am catching on to the tricks the writers use and eliminating AC's for the right reasons. I usually skip the stim review though
Most of the time if I get the question right I just skim through the written explanation and read the bolded parts to make sure I don't miss anything important. I'll also skim over the answer choice explanations to see if my reasoning for picking/not picking each answer tracks with what is outlined. And I'll obviously read the explanation more thoroughly if I got the question right but don't really know why/how.
I find myself zoning out while watching the videos, even if they're sped up so this works better for me. I usually only watch the videos if I got the question wrong.
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This argument finally gave me the courage to replace my wife's diamond with a counterfeit.
Thank you J.Y. 🙏
lol
NAH NO WAY HE REPLIED
HAHAHA
Well, it's your funeral... and possibly mine as well.
Got it right. But this does not feel like a lv. 1 question.
@Sam Haha yes! I got it right and celebrated then was instantly shocked to see it was only level 1 difficulty. Felt harder than that haha.
@pamelajkok I did the same thing LOL. I thought it was a much higher difficulty.
@Sam Seriosuly! it took me 5 minutes to get to the correct answer because I really took my time and it DID not feel like a level one, I was so shocked. Lol
Oooooooooookay
this has been the easiest section for me so far ... am i cooked chat?
Literally same
same here but I feel like its always like that at the start rip, I'm scared for what's to come in the rest of this section
Finally got one of these rule apps right. It took me 4:14 to finish only for me to find out it was labeled easiest.
I think taking such a long time is okay.
I've slowed down how quickly I do questions to practice reading and really understanding stimuli and answer choices. I think this will build our comprehension skills. I think we'll improve our speed gradually naturally from doing this. I'm going to wait until I PT to care about how quickly I complete questions.
lol me. i try to do it timed then work through it all in BR. i picked d timely but spent sooooo long going through my top 2 choices debating. when i saw it was rated 1 i literally said out loud wow all that struggle for the easiest ones okkkaayyyy :((((
Got it correct! Yessir
LFG!!!
It seems like JY rules out any answer choices which are negatives in this section. Should we assume that the answer choice will not be in the contrapositive for PSA questions, because if so, a negative could theoretically provide the correct answer choice?
@SerayaTalbott-Carey my thoughts exactly I am also wondering this
REMEMBER: PSA correct answers generally have strong logical force to have sufficient support
this was dumb easy or was that just me?
It was easy as hell for me too, I was in blind review for 4 extra mins just rethinking if it was too easy lol.
the idea of narrow tailoring will come up a lot in con law. cant be worrying about what's coming up in law school j.y. im still trying to get thru the lsat
is it really highly encouraged to use lawgic for these types of questions? I don't find it necessary so far, but I don't want it to trip me up in the future and wonder what to get in the habit of
#help #feedback am I the only one that can't see my time when doing the question anymore? I only see it after I submit my blind review. I used to see it on the old website so idk whats happening
Garbonzo beans of a section smh
easy peasyyyyy
Remember to not follow your biased views!!!! I missed this one because of my own bias on the matter, rather than putting myself in the role of what the question asked.
#Feedback. I'm wondering if this is correct thinking: for PSAr questions, the correct answer choice should not add anything extra or new facts, or other considerations. The correct answer choice should just lay out P --> C.
only got this right since i did it before lol
this question - same with the previous one- if confusing me a little because the answer choice seems to be building the P--> C bridge backwards (unless i'm misinterpreting) answer D says: value of a jewel ---> based on aesthetic pleasure. but the conclusion in the stimulus is about the value so should the answer be aesthetic pleaser --> value
@Lauretamrizi don't confuse the word "solely" for an indicator for necessary condition. Instead focus on the predicate verb "derived from" and gauge which direction that is pointing. value is derived from pleasure. pleasure means value. pleasure ---> value
blind review ftw
So, I read the question and looked at the answer choice, I knew for sure what I was looking for but I did not solve this using a rule.
yayaya got it right! And was well below the time frame that was given :)
#help Doesn't C also lead to the wrong direction (aesthetic pleasure) when we actually need it to lead to value?
Once again my P→C was "wrong," I missed the importance of aesthetic pleasure and instead had "If c/f diamond looks real, is equal to value as real diamond." once I looked at the ACs, D immediately jumped out and I realized I had missed the importance of aesthetic pleasure in my P→C. I don't know if this is important but I am really wondering why I keep getting my P→C slightly wrong.
LOL. Answer choice E actually made me laugh so hard. It's wacky as hell
do you guys watch the videos if you get the question right still
Yes, but I increase the video speed to 1.4x
I watch the video if I had a hard time understanding why I chose my answer or if I hesitated in choosing my answer in the blind review. If I can justify my reasoning, I don't watch it.
Most of the time yes, I want to make sure I am catching on to the tricks the writers use and eliminating AC's for the right reasons. I usually skip the stim review though
Most of the time if I get the question right I just skim through the written explanation and read the bolded parts to make sure I don't miss anything important. I'll also skim over the answer choice explanations to see if my reasoning for picking/not picking each answer tracks with what is outlined. And I'll obviously read the explanation more thoroughly if I got the question right but don't really know why/how.
I find myself zoning out while watching the videos, even if they're sped up so this works better for me. I usually only watch the videos if I got the question wrong.