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PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesThe last 3 words of the conclusion states "such as diatoms." Doesn't that only mean that some of the Antarctic algae COULD be diatoms? Or is that sta…
... the stimulus, the conclusion "smh as diatoms" is a statement to ... approached the questions.
Premise: Last Ice Age < Ferrous ... age" which is a good indicator. Okay so, if this were ... argument. Because you take it as true, if Diatoms die there ... -
When to Treat Strengthening Questions as PSA/SA?I am a bit confused on how come some Strengthen questions require us to use the Assumption skills from PSA and SA questions. However, there are also …
... could be supporting merely one premise in a giant stimulus.
premise/conclusion support, it is just as right. But ... your first question, the key indicator for SA would be "valid ... weigh in on your question as well. -
Improving my blind review methods?I am trying to keep a positive hardworking attitude towards the LSAT, but this has been increasingly more difficult when my recent 4 PT scores after …
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Improving my blind review methods?I am trying to keep a positive hardworking attitude towards the LSAT, but this has been increasingly more difficult when my recent 4 PT scores after …
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Some statementsHey im still confused after reviewing the CC again I know a some statement can be reversibly read but is there a way to negate it? For example:…
... /R. smeraj3 provided /R as a premise and I am musing about ... you asking what the individual indicator /R means in the statement ... even think you can go as far as saying "an individual is ... -
PT61.S2.Q24 - historian: it is unlikely that someoneHey everyone, So question 24 in section 2 of Prep Test 61. This question I've been trying to grapple with for 3 days (seriously). I understand h…
... /> **Unless** is a group three indicator word and you have to ... morally judge human behavior decreases as one's knowledge of ... like to write it down as : KH increase .....> inclination ... like this
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Irritated and frustratedHi guys, I have been with 7SAGE for a few months now. I am only on the MSS section of the course. I find myself irritated and frustrated every time…
... main point from the supporting premise(s). The importance of identifying ... paying particularly close attention to indicator words like: "for, since, because ... various aspects of the argument as you read it for the ... -
PT61.S4.Q25 - there can be no individual freedomWould anyone be willing to walk me through this one? I just can't step back enough to see it clearly and feel certain I understand (and I don't have …
... , it even employs a trick (as we shall see in a ... the assumption that connects the premise with the conclusion is. So ... 't explicitly stated with an indicator. Here, the conclusion is the ... " in this sentence is offered as **_support for the conclusion_**.
PT56.S3.Q16 - Therapist: The ability to trust other peopleErased because of forum rule of not posting info direct from PT's. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-56-section-3-question-16/ **Admin n…
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> Premise 1: Because there is a ... using the group 4 indicator (no) as the negation: T --> ... sufficient condition. So Premise 1 should be translated as "MEC -> ... />
With the corrected premise, the argument would look something ...PT56.S3.Q16 - Therapist: The ability to trust other peopleErased because of forum rule of not posting info direct from PT's. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-56-section-3-question-16/ **Admin n…
... using the group 4 indicator (no) as the negation: T --> ... sufficient condition. So Premise 1 should be translated as "MEC -> ... br /> > With the corrected premise, the argument would look something ... gt;
> The missing premise would be "H -> ~I ...Can someone give me a scenario of a flaw that looks like this?One that, "appeals to a premise one would accept only if one already accepted the truth of the conclusion." I know there is a circularity in it, but …
... it's not as common as the other flaw ... worded very differently so as to allay suspicion that ... understood.
Premise 1: _Suppose_ we know every ... 'obviously' is a good indicator word in this instance. ... I see it as an exaggeration for effect, ...PT25.S2.Q22 - It is an absurd idea that whatever artisticCan anyone help me understand why answer choice C is incorrect? I have tried to understand JY's reason but I am just not getting it. Thanks. BTW the…
... Absurd ( Grant implies successful ).
Premise: ( Successful implies grant. )
indicator which renders that "No ... way, and the other way as its contrapositive.
Premise: ( Breaks law implies ...Differentiation between premise and contextHow do you differentiate between the context and the premise? Do you always have to have a premise indicator in order to have a premise?
... a premise does not always have to have an indicator and ... the syllabus:
Premise indicators:
given that
inasmuch as
owing to
as indicated by
consequently
therefore
as a result of
so ...Understanding the StimulusWhen you guys read an argument, are you guys breaking it down as you read (e.g. the sentence I just read is a premise, this next one is the conclusio…
... out for indicator words for the conclusion and the premise. But for ... stimulus is helpful. So basically, as I'm reading, or before ... sure what the conclusion and premise is. Specifically, questions that ask ..."It is" as a logical indicatorI just finished a PT that made use twice of "it is," in english to convey logic, in one SA question. This indicator is not in the CC and honestly, th…
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If one is seen as (A) then they surely will ... is" is a group two indicator, C is the necessary condition ... -----> B as a premise and A -----> C as the conclusion.
as "it is C to be ...Understanding of Sufficient and Necessary Conditions + LawgicHello. I have been having some trouble with actually solidifying my understanding of the meaning of Sufficient Conditions and Necessary Conditions as…
... statement that puts the premise in the sufficient condition ... conditional statement that connects the premise to the conclusion.
as necessary conditions.
indicator. That would be too ...PT60.S1.Q13 - Many economists claim that financial rewardsHi all! So long story short, I constantly find myself vacillating between answer choice b and answer choice c. I know what the right answer is _supp…
... 't name high salary as the most desirable characteristic ... tries to contradict the premise rather than weakening the ... 't rank high pay as the most desirable aspect ... is not the only indicator of a person's ... sticks out more to me as the correct answer than ...PT60.S1.Q13 - Many economists claim that financial rewardsHi all! So long story short, I constantly find myself vacillating between answer choice b and answer choice c. I know what the right answer is _supp…
... re: money not being as important as "other things" but ... know that the conclusion/premise combo (together these two ... time, is not the sole indicator of financial benefits --- you ... context, conclusion, and premise. Conclusion and premise together are the ...PT60.S1.Q13 - Many economists claim that financial rewardsHi all! So long story short, I constantly find myself vacillating between answer choice b and answer choice c. I know what the right answer is _supp…
... re: money not being as important as "other things" but ... looked at weakening questions as exposing the reasoning error ... time, is not the sole indicator of financial benefits --- you ... context, conclusion, and premise. Conclusion and premise together are the ...PT32.S4.Q4 - Psychiatrist: Take any visceral emotion32.4.4 I'm having trouble breaking down the **lawgic** in this arugment. I did: Viceral emotion (VE) always able to Express that emotion (E…
... at a time, the premise is diagrammed as (Visceral Emotion --> Healthy ... , which is a Group 2 indicator word, meaning the idea that ... Express).
So the premise gives us A --> B ...PT28.S1.Q24 - We ought to pay attention only to the intrinsic propertiesHey guys, I had a difficult time eliminating answer choice C on this one. I do understand why A is correct but I can't 100% eliminate C. Explanatio…
... that the sufficient conditions of Premise 1 and C are close ... them have "only" as the group 2 indicator which makes "intrinsic properties ..."but" indicatorIs "but" a premise or conclusion indicator?
... , they can be used as a counter-premise.
so i ... wouldn't always take it as a premise ... /conclusion indicator; in my opinion, it ...PT5.S1.Q3 - Economy of PlainsvilleCan someone please explain to me why B is right?
... the business park.
Premise-- SINCE(indicator)-- since it would bring in ... all intentions but "other intentions" as its own entity is 1 ...LG tips for accuracy under time pressure from a 170+ scorerI made myself a reminder sheet for each section with recommendations/strategies to avoid errors I've previously made. Every section I do, I assess wh…
... a complex argument, use the indicator words to rearrange it in ... diagramming do it super carefully as will waste time if done ... statement, then it’s a premise.
- In sufficient assumption ... to go in same direction as stimulus (from whatever premises -& ...What does "no" mean in disagreements?So yea, I feel silly asking such a question lol. But what does "no" mean in it's function as a response to another person's argument? For exam…
... 's stimulus is just an indicator that they disagree with SOMETHING ... said. It could be the premise or it could be the ... with and then narrow it as you finish reading the second ...What does "no" mean in disagreements?So yea, I feel silly asking such a question lol. But what does "no" mean in it's function as a response to another person's argument? For exam…
... 's stimulus is just an indicator that they disagree with SOMETHING ... said. It could be the premise or it could be the ... with and then narrow it as you finish reading the second ...Main Point QuestionsHello! I am having trouble with main point questions. These questions to me have the hardest ACs to distinguish from each other. I am doing well in m…
... phrase such as (i.e. "the critics are misguided"). Use indicator words ... to guide you to determine what's a premise vs ...Premise and Conclusion indicatorsIn the CC we're told that the terms For/Since/Because are premise indicators but the conclusion either preceeds or follows the section. Is this the c…
... ) you'll often find that premise and conclusion indicators directly reveal ... and the conclusion indicator will introduce the sub-conclusion. As a result ...Any other source for logical reasoning?I'm having trouble with logical reasoning especially the weakening questions. I was wondering do you guys use any other source to understand logical …
... br /> - very thorough treatment of indicator words
- the best ... br /> - very helpful in identifying premise and conclusion
- the ... understand than LGB but not as comprehensive
- their "CLIR" ... wouldn't rely on it as a primary source for ...Conditional Diagramming for "None", "No", "Not all"I keep getting stuck on where to put the slash in a conditional diagram that has "no" or "none", has anyone figured out at tip that helps them? Also …
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We have the logical indicator NO - Negate Necessary
indicator words themselves when making ... /> We have this stand alone premise Rudy did not RSVP which ... I write as ( /RSVP(rudy)
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