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Big dawg I don’t even know if you’re still studying, but you the goat for this response. Some of these questions make me want to defenestrate myself.
There is a statistic that many lawyers are unhappy. So, you shouldn't become a lawyer if you want to be as happy as possible.
But, if a person is unhappy, and pursuing law makes most people happy, then maybe they should consider becoming a lawyer. —The written description under the answer choice helped me to understand the question.
Good afternoon everyone,
I was looking to put together a small study group in VA, if anyone is interested let me know! I'm planning to take the test around this time next year and I think it may be helpful to have a couple of partners.
Hope everyone's studying is going well, thanks for taking the time,
Caleb C.
Hey, so I got the question correct. I may need to return to review causal and conditional reasoning. Can someone explain how to differentiate between causal and conditional reasoning? I think I understand it in this context, but I just want to make sure I can recognize it when it appears again.
I got the right answer, but that had my brain close to implosion. Is the best strategy for these questions to do a piecemeal breakdown?