Thanks so much for the explanation, YesManJr!
@ J.Y - I promise I did look for it!! (wasn't looking hard enough, clearly)
In case anyone wants to practice with this rule in the Logical Reasoning section, PT63, S3, Q. 22 is excellent practice!
Gotcha! Thanks A LOT again for typing all that out. This is great, learning something new everyday. So generally = usually = cannot apply that property to the group 100% of the time. I have not seen this often on the PTs but if I see it, I will make…
Hi David Michael, thanks for your excellent response! I really appreciate the detailed message.
I definitely see the first sentence of the stimulus as "A ----> B" [salespeople ---> steer customers toward products from which they make their hi…
That's awesome! I don't recall PT 44 LG on the top of my head, but going from -10 to -5 is good. Keep doing em! It's the only way to get better. Cheers
Hello,
I just did PT 65 yesterday. I actually had an opposite experience. I found the first LR section of that test harder than the second section. I also found the second LR particularly easier than other PTs. Perhaps the difference is due to our …
You can try to make a games bundle for yourself. For example, you can pick out some basic linear/sequencing games, use a paper clip to hold them together. Then the grouping in/out ones. Then double layering sequencing. You get the idea, SIMILAR game…
Hi Jonathan, thanks for your input.
(Warning: partial PT 60 question SPOILER alert below)
I re-read the conclusions for both questions. In the PT 60 example, I can see that the conclusion is supported by the surveys... but it's a terrible support…
Hi there! Thanks for responding. Yes- you are right, answer choice (a) in the medical example does indeed weaken. I am not confused about that particular question but rather, why in that case, 'another study' is acceptable as a weakener, yet in the …