Hello! In the review section for PSAs, one of the patterns in the stimulus says the following:

"Kick ideas up into the domain, especially if the conclusion is conditional. Kick the sufficient conditions up into the premise set to transform the conclusion into an unconditional conclusion."

Can someone help me understand this? I am generally familiar with the idea of kicking ideas up into the domain, but I'm a bit confused about kicking sufficient conditions up into the premise set and what it means for a conclusion to be unconditional. My understanding of PSA questions is that the sufficient conditions are typically already in the premise set? Thanks so much in advance for any help!!

Hello! I just restarting studying for the LSAT and am self-studying with 7Sage Core, and I'm working through my generated study plan. However, I was wondering if the study plan is in any way adaptive or able to refresh/update based on my needs? I'm really struggling with PSA questions and would like to spend an extra day reviewing those lessons/drilling, i.e., still study for my allotted time per day (5 hours) but rearrange the content a little bit because I also don't want to fall behind on my assigned study plan. Any help would be greatly appreciated!