When we first saw this question in the split method after reading only A, I was able to see and make the distinction between evolutionary psychology and theory in the answers since A didn't touch on the "theory" but solely on evolutionary psychology, but after reading B I completely forgot everything... I'm definitely pro split method on these passages.
" When you feel like two answers are the same, that has to be a red flag that you are're not reading at least one of the answers correctly " yes, that is what usually happens to me.
Another way of looking at incorrect answer D is that passage A showed no real skepticism towards Evolutionary Theory so how can they be more or less skeptical if they use it as the basis of there argument about evolutionary psych.
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must. read. every. word. of. the. answer. you. choose.
@JacquelineMoon I struggle with this when it comes to actually doing a timed section..
When two answers feel like the same, that is a red flag to re-read the answers for missed details.
YOU TRICKY TRICKY TRICKY LSAT WRITERS
impossible challange: get this question right
bastards
Shit.
The test writers are so annoying
Definitely would've fumbled this one
wow I totally made that same mistake
Lol what a trick. I glossed over this question too fast
LOL I got caught hook, line, and sinker.
When we first saw this question in the split method after reading only A, I was able to see and make the distinction between evolutionary psychology and theory in the answers since A didn't touch on the "theory" but solely on evolutionary psychology, but after reading B I completely forgot everything... I'm definitely pro split method on these passages.
More skeptical of evolutionary phycology NOT evo. theory. that is how I distinguished between B and D
Sneaky, sneaky LSAT writers!
effin assholes
oooooooooh gosh!! CAREFUL READING IS SO IMPORTANT!
I CANT BELIEV I CLOCKED THAT SHIT FUCK YEAHHHHHHH
Why would they do this to us
Insane trap
Gotta make sure to read very carefully, very obvious when the word theory was pointed out.
" When you feel like two answers are the same, that has to be a red flag that you are're not reading at least one of the answers correctly " yes, that is what usually happens to me.
Another way of looking at incorrect answer D is that passage A showed no real skepticism towards Evolutionary Theory so how can they be more or less skeptical if they use it as the basis of there argument about evolutionary psych.
i got bamboozled
the way I leaned forward and gasped when he pointed out the wording.