Hi, I know that they mentioned in the video that answer choice C flips the conditional claim at the end. But if you negate it, isn't that exactly what would happen?
You would need C to say "If you are hired as an editor, then you probably won't be sympathetic to farms."
The AC, negated, would show the same thing. Would you need it written the same way in the stimulus? I thought negations did not matter bc only the reasoning does.
this was very ez to me got it without even reading the full questions just the conlusions. The conclusion needs to have "every" needs to be strong followed by probs will. It said any which means every, then followed by problaby, it cant say most b/c most is not all.... the majority of them did not have a definiate term in the conclsuion but E.
A tip for anyone struggling or looking to cut down on time: focus on the indefinite pronouns, "any," "most," "more," etc., and then find the answer where the conclusion and premises's indefinite pronouns (or their equivalent) match the question stem. Good luck!
How do you realize quickly that this stimulus is not conditional or causal. You see indicators like "most" and "any". Is it just from reading and having an understanding of the stimulus. I understand that this is an analogy, but could someone explain why this example is not conditional? #feedback
#feedback This is not related to this question, but is there a resource on 7Sage where we can practice translating conditional statements? I am pretty decent at writing them out on paper, but I struggle to do them solely in my head. I think having some statements to translate with answers, not necessarily from a PrepTest, would be super helpful!
#help I am confused on what the transition is from causal logic mapping forms to just notations of the prompt, can someone explain it more here please?
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Hi, I know that they mentioned in the video that answer choice C flips the conditional claim at the end. But if you negate it, isn't that exactly what would happen?
You would need C to say "If you are hired as an editor, then you probably won't be sympathetic to farms."
The AC, negated, would show the same thing. Would you need it written the same way in the stimulus? I thought negations did not matter bc only the reasoning does.
this was very ez to me got it without even reading the full questions just the conlusions. The conclusion needs to have "every" needs to be strong followed by probs will. It said any which means every, then followed by problaby, it cant say most b/c most is not all.... the majority of them did not have a definiate term in the conclsuion but E.
I swear 90% plus of these parallel analogy questions have been E.
I got this right and its a video lol, imma still watch it. why nottt
Are most of the flaw questions in the lsat using casual logic?
A tip for anyone struggling or looking to cut down on time: focus on the indefinite pronouns, "any," "most," "more," etc., and then find the answer where the conclusion and premises's indefinite pronouns (or their equivalent) match the question stem. Good luck!
How do you realize quickly that this stimulus is not conditional or causal. You see indicators like "most" and "any". Is it just from reading and having an understanding of the stimulus. I understand that this is an analogy, but could someone explain why this example is not conditional? #feedback
if the stimulus uses most and the answer choice doesnt use most can I cross it out?
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Is there somewhere that I can find a list of all the different types of reasoning? #help
Is there a list of types of reasoning we should expect in this section? Like past-future, part-to-whole, etc. #feedback
#feedback This is not related to this question, but is there a resource on 7Sage where we can practice translating conditional statements? I am pretty decent at writing them out on paper, but I struggle to do them solely in my head. I think having some statements to translate with answers, not necessarily from a PrepTest, would be super helpful!
#help I am confused on what the transition is from causal logic mapping forms to just notations of the prompt, can someone explain it more here please?