Interested please! This is one of the most affordable options I've found and I've been looking in depth at many different avenues lately

WHY B IS WRONG (too specific): I perceive B as being incorrect b/c it is too broad. The conclusion here says that the test on rats here is not enough to prove CANCER (because of statement in last sentence after " ; " not that test results in GENERAL can't be extrapolated. There are plenty of real life examples where behavioral and psychological tests done on rats translate to humans, but THIS test is unable to support conclusion about humans because of type of test being done.

This is AMAZING!

Got a 14/15 on this RC testing (only missed 1/5 level 5 questions). Right before this tested at an 8/15 and a 7/15. Your reminder that some days are harder then others: but it's all apart of the process

Trust your work

I've previously watcehd all the youtube LSAT Lab RC videos before starting 7 Sage (which has a lot of crossover in how to approach these questions- TAG approach) but Kevin outlining that the author POV serving as the main POV if clearly outlined helped me NAIL this question choice b/c it made it so clear WHAT the purpose truly was.

Thank you Kevin #Feedback

2/5, reviewed and analyzed why each one was wrong- realized I needed to negate my answers to test if the selection I chose was actually a flaw, then retested and got a 5/5!