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hi all, probably a dumb question, but how do you spot a phenomenon-hypothesis question/argument?

to put it simply, i understood this as C is correct because if you were to plug this into the stimulus, that would strengthen the conclusion. it would help the argument holisitically.

businesspeople who suffer from insomnia would not take the travel assignments any more than people that do not at all because the stresses of travel cause their insomnia. they may travel a bit already, but woud not take more than they have to.

@Lexxe thank you so much that makes sense!!

im so frustrated whenever i get a question wrong i get it right in BR

@ps939 the author is writing the passage. the statement(s) before, itself and after doesn't say this is one specific person's perspective.

@TeklaCo same for me at first. but with purpose questions you have to ask why the author wrote the paragraph relative to the entire passage; what is its role?

@Willyc Thank you I will keep this in mind as I go through these!

@EmeryBeals you dont have to BR if you got it right ?

@WilltheFifth when stating a rule, 'any' and 'all' are pretty much the same. to me, 'all' is more absolute. 'any' and 'all' are similar, but 'some' and 'at least one' do not equate to 'all.'

also - yes the professor was talking about two parlours, but SA questions, like PSA, contain rules. this question and the one before this one are very similar to PSA

i hope this helps

For some reason I'm just missing something with these SWE questions. Does any have any advice or suggestions as to how to tackle these? For some reason I did horribly on this but during the modules I did okay. I would really appreciate any help!

@KhushyMandania thank you for saying this that actually helped me spot B right away after struggling in BR!!

can someone explain this to me like im 5 LOL. i dont understand how this is B at all.

also any tips on strengthening questions would be appreicated!

I do not really understand question #4. This looks like a Most Before All argument. Why does the conclusion have 'some' and not 'most'?

@Kevin_Lin I understand, thank you!

What exactly is the point of understanding these chains? We don't get much time on the test so how useful is this if you understand the S/N clauses and their indicators?