Ok here we finally are... I hope I learn as much as possible, so the score can be better (this were my prep test results from Lawhub prior to even knowing of the existence of 7sage)
ya there is a CC button on the bottom right side of the screen that you can click to toggle it off and on. If it doesn't appear for you, just reload the page a couple of times.
The General Approach section here mentions this "argument flaw" webpage elsewhere on 7sage: https://7sage.com/lesson/argument-flaw-cheat-sheet/
I went ahead and added that as an additional page onto my Google Sheets page that I posted earlier for the general cheat sheet page: https://7sage.com/lesson/logical-reasoning-cheat-sheet/
I hope some people find the consolidation of the two useful.
#feedback Can you please mark this as something longer than 5 minutes? I hate to be a downer, but this is seriously messing with me. The Study Scheduler tells me ahead of time how many hours per week I need to study. To say this is only 5 minutes is misleading and really frustrating. By these lessons taking way longer than what it says, it messes up other plans for the week. Really getting irritated
Could not agree more. I based my studying plan off of the timing on these lessons, and thus when to take the LSAT. Its mid March and I have been studying as many hours as I said I would and yet Im two weeks behind on my study schedule bc the timing on these lessons are just not accurate at all. I'm now feeling like I wont be ready in time to take the June LSAT which was my plan since I started in Jan. Big bummer
Similar to Weaken questions, except that instead of providing the additional information that will weaken the argument, the correct answer choice will, like MOR quesitons, DESCRIBE HOW the argument's validity is undermined.
Coming back to Flaw/Descriptive weakening section because Analytics showing me I'm getting absolutely destroyed in preptests for these. Highest Priority according to Analytics.
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We can do this 7sagers. let's sage this section🔥
Im scared
Mr Fat Cat the goat
Weaken: How could you of eaten the muffin if you were sleeping ?
Flaw: Assumes they ate the muffin without considering whether or not they were sleeping
Ah... Mr. Fat cat... my old friend. We meet again.
i feel like this section is about to punch me in the face
Is there a way to disable the captions?
ya there is a CC button on the bottom right side of the screen that you can click to toggle it off and on. If it doesn't appear for you, just reload the page a couple of times.
flaw =they should be composting :)
false dichotomy?
@dannyurbina18387 I'm not sure this would technically be a false dichotomy since only 1 option is presented (Fat Cat is guilty), not 2.
weaken - punch it in the face
flaw - "sir, you are about to get punched in the face"
time to lock in after not studying for new years
The General Approach section here mentions this "argument flaw" webpage elsewhere on 7sage: https://7sage.com/lesson/argument-flaw-cheat-sheet/
I went ahead and added that as an additional page onto my Google Sheets page that I posted earlier for the general cheat sheet page: https://7sage.com/lesson/logical-reasoning-cheat-sheet/
I hope some people find the consolidation of the two useful.
Colin, you are the man!! thank you for all your helpful comments in the LR section so far, they fill in gaps for me and are super helpful!!
Thank you! I found this very helpful!
#feedback Can you please mark this as something longer than 5 minutes? I hate to be a downer, but this is seriously messing with me. The Study Scheduler tells me ahead of time how many hours per week I need to study. To say this is only 5 minutes is misleading and really frustrating. By these lessons taking way longer than what it says, it messes up other plans for the week. Really getting irritated
Agreed. It bothers me with the You Try lessons, as well.
That's part of the reason why I stopped studying based on the estimated times and more on how many modules I want to get done that day.
Could not agree more. I based my studying plan off of the timing on these lessons, and thus when to take the LSAT. Its mid March and I have been studying as many hours as I said I would and yet Im two weeks behind on my study schedule bc the timing on these lessons are just not accurate at all. I'm now feeling like I wont be ready in time to take the June LSAT which was my plan since I started in Jan. Big bummer
Please add captions! #feedback
"OH CRAP, now I'm.. weak, now I'm weaker"
My honest reaction to this test
No argument's face is safe around JY.
JY's sense of humor is exactly what I need studying this dry, dry material.
lesson one of 45......here we go :')
Simply describing how the argument is weak.
"punching the argument in the face" made me feel better today.
"oh crap... now i'm weak"
Similar to Weaken questions, except that instead of providing the additional information that will weaken the argument, the correct answer choice will, like MOR quesitons, DESCRIBE HOW the argument's validity is undermined.
Hehe I made the like count 169
Thank you for this
Hey, argument, you're about to get punched in the face! :)
And this correct answer choice describes exactly how!
Coming back to Flaw/Descriptive weakening section because Analytics showing me I'm getting absolutely destroyed in preptests for these. Highest Priority according to Analytics.
SAME! I'm going to do this whole section again.
Right there with you!
SAME! these are most of wrong answers
Same!
Same here!!
Haven't started prep tests yet, but most of my LR mistakes on the diagnostic were flaw questions. I've been waiting so long for this section!
Same boat.
Im on a boat!
I love the reference to punching the argument in the face vs. telling the argument that it's about to get punched in the face! X-D
If it were me, I'd say that weakening is like "pantsing" the argument while flawed reasoning is like informing it "Bro, you're pantsless right now."