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Identify premise and conclusion in parallel reasoning questions?

mzoodle Member

August 2017 in Logical Reasoning 226 karma

Thoughts?

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LSATcantwin Alum Member Sage ⭐

August 2017 13286 karma

It's essential. I don't know what else to say lol
TheMikey Alum Member

August 2017 4196 karma

yes you should be doing that.

identify each piece of the stimulus, not just the premise and conclusion though
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Jonathan Wang Yearly Sage ⭐

August 2017 6868 karma

How can you answer a question about a piece of reasoning if you don't know what's being claimed and why?
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Alex Alum Member ⭐

August 2017 23929 karma

I feel like it's the thing that is absolutely necessary to reliable get these questions right...

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