I have a problem with continually mixing up my necessary and sufficient conditions - I think it stems from my urge to think of these sentences linearly - for example :

mastering conditional logic requires some amount of memorizing conditional indicators.

every bone in my body tells me that "mastering conditional logic" is the necessary condition, as it is a direct result of "memorizing conditional indicators" this can usually be tamed by translating to Lawgic using indicator words, but without the indicator words available, I need to restructure my thought process - does anyone have any tips on how to avoid thinking in these terms?

In situations where I easily identify the correct answer under the average time, I find it difficult sitting through the videos explaining in detail why the correct answer is, in fact, correct.

Is there a mindset change I should have regarding this issue, or would I be crazy to skip to the next module?