3/5 then 5/5. When I went back and did the blind review, I took my time and the right answer jumped out at me easily. I think I'm getting in my head about answering the question fast, rather than making sure I'm answering the question correctly.

3/5 for both actual and BR. Struggling a lot on Phenomenon questions and was now introduced to RRE questions? Just excited to learn the different question types and how to approach each one.

Got it 14 seconds over the target time. While going through the answer choices, I immediately ruled out options B-D because they did not justify the principle. And decided not to go with A because I felt that it was using irrelevant information to justify.

5/6, didn't answer #3 because I was confused.

I got a 5/5 and was about to do BR, but I felt so confident in my answer choices that I trusted my gut and kept my answers the same!! This is my 1st 5/5, I'm so proud of myself.

I keep mixing up each groups translation rules. I'm going to take some time to write these on flash cards and study them throughout the day.

Hello, I'm confused about number four. In the video, when translating it into Lawgic, he did not negate " k($)" in the beginning of the equation. Is that because, when dealing with a negated claim and a negate indicator, they even each other out and both become positive?

2/5 then 5/5 blind review. somehow got the hard question right and the easy questions wrong? and also trying to improve my time, but I'm mainly focused on ensuring I've chosen the right answer.

3/5 then 5/5 BR, definitely giving myself some slack on question number five because I'm not familiar with method of reasoning questions!

Yay, 5/5!!

got a 2/5. didn't do a blind review because I didn't know that would be beneficial. Planning on doing blind reviews as I move on!