Hi guys,
I find myself struggling between two answer choices, the tempting answer choice and the correct answer choice for the more difficult Resolve Paradox questions. I find this to be the case more for difficult Resolve Paradox Except questions. What is a good way to go about drilling this question type? Should I just review the Resolve Paradox questions that I have done and found difficult? What sort of strategies helped you improve accuracy in this question type.
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I started to get better at them by changing the way I thought about them/approached the questions themselves. You must accept the truth of the paradox that the question is laying out for you. Think of the ACs as possible explanations that could be inserted in order for you to reread the question and not come away with the same paradox.
For except questions, like other categories of this type, your job is flipped. Now there are 4 possible ACs that could be inserted to resolve the paradox in a reread and you have to identify a piece of useless information.
I'd recommend hitting up the question bank and sorting for Resolve questions
The argument's flaw creates this paradox. By understanding that flaw, you'll have a much easier time predicting or even just selecting the correct answer. That could be what your other materials a referencing with their strategy of thinking of RRE questions as a type of flaw question.
Does that help clarify things?