I picked choice A because doesn’t increased demand cause something to be more expensive, which would explain why people would buy less of it (yogurt)? I didn’t pick choice D because it doesn’t explain why supermarkets over the country have a drop in yogurt sales.

“For a meeting at the company to achieve maximum productivity, then, it needs to have a clear time frame and be no more than 30 minutes long.”

I don’t get it, I picked choice A, here’s my reasoning: What’s being described here is the maximum productivity. So like, “it needs to” means what needs to? The maximum productivity needs to….but do what? Have a clear time frame and be 30 mins long maximum. The maximum productivity needs to have a clear time frame and be 30 minutes long or less. Maximum productivity is in the sufficient condition, clear time frame and 30 minutes max is in the necessary condition. Therefore, choice C is the correct answer…..oh darn it.

@OJ7sageLSAT same

@kwangleestuff519 Best LSAT discussion comment I have ever read. I thank you, friend.

@EclecticExhilaratingHighway I considered choice E for the same reason too! I also thought, "Should I only assume they only want to help themselves? Are they aware that there is other prey besides them?". Even if this is true, it could still harm the Babblers by saying, "Hi predator, ignore that mouse over there, eat me instead!". On the face though, choice E was one I kept as an option, but I figured protecting themselves is a higher priority than helping non-babbler prey, which got me to choice B.

@lexxx74569 I picked choice C because I thought, “it’s certainly likely Molina testified in 1974”, but even so, we don’t know. I fell for the possibility = certainty logical fallacy here lol

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@Cj.vda In my opinion, the way choice D is worded, "justified in releasing the report only if each (or all members) would have agreed to its being released" conveys that they are giving consent. I think the key thing here is that choice D says "each" (meaning all members), compared to choice A, it includes the word "most". The stimulus mentions "any other members", which means "most", mentioned in choice A. Choice D is sneaky because according to the stimulus, the chairperson is one of the members of the commission, not just the head of the commission. So, I guess choice D is kind of saying that the chairperson would also need to give consent to its own decision of the released report? I could be totally off base though, this is just how I'm looking at it.