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lsat in the news! berkeley research "To track how students ace the LSAT, watch their eyes"

youbbyun Alum Member

October 2018 edited October 2018 in General 1755 karma

https://news.berkeley.edu/2018/10/18/lsat-eye-tracking/

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keepcalmandneuron Alum Member

October 2018 470 karma

By the far the most interesting (and relevant) neuroscience study I've come across in awhile Thanks for sharing!
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10000019 Alum Member

October 2018 3279 karma

@keepcalmandneuron said:
By the far the most interesting (and relevant) neuroscience study I've come across in awhile Thanks for sharing!

The idea is interesting, but their method for data collection doesn't have me convinced.

Also LOL at the LSAT study course that was used (Kaplan).
studyingandrestudying Core Member

October 2018 5254 karma

I want to read it. Wondering what difficulty level(s) the questions were?

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