Is this a PSA, SA or Principle?

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  Ohnoeshalpme Alum Member ⭐

  March 2018 edited March 2018 2531 karma

  This is psa I think, even though the word principle is confusing
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  FixedDice Member

  March 2018 1804 karma

  LR drill packages categorize that kind of question as PSA.
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  westcoastbestcoast Alum Member

  March 2018 3788 karma

  PSA
• TheBatman Alum Member

  March 2018 255 karma

  Thank you everyone
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  btownsquee Alum Member

  March 2018 1207 karma

  PSA because it says "most helps to justify"
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  LSATSurvivor Alum Member

  April 2018 228 karma

  For PSA stimuli, I always try to spot out "principle" and "most helps to justify".
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  CurlyQQQ Alum Member

  April 2018 295 karma

  PSA!! Normally principle questions focus on subjects related to human morality/behavior. SA question stems always involve something about strengthening the conclusion, while NA never uses the word conclusion because you are to justify the argument as a whole.

  I've learned this the hard way but just because a question stem has the word principle in it doesn't mean it's a principle question stem.

  Also @btownsquee points out the best indicator for this which is the use of the word most that helps me out a ton when distinguishing PSA vs. SA, P
• TheBatman Alum Member

  April 2018 255 karma

  Great, thanks