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Hi, In the Logical Reasoning section, how do you know when you’ve eliminated a wrong answer choice for the wrong reason (because of faulty reasoning) as oppose to a reason that's just different from what JY points out in the explanation video? Do you do anything specific to ensure that your thought process is not illogical, unreasonable, or out of bounds? Please comment.
Thank you Heart Shaped Box and jkatz1488! I appreciate your insights.
So, here's some golden nuggets I gathered from your comments...
1- the question type matters - pay close attention to the question stem - make sure you're choosing and not choosing an answer based on the specific parameter(s) set forth in the q-stem
2- write question analyses as often as possible in order to build confidence and an awareness for when an answer choice is definitely wrong
3- if you don't know why an answer choice is wrong, leave it - return to it for a 2nd or 3rd round