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Flaw QuestionsDoes anyone have a successful strategies in tackling this difficult question type? I always get them confused by one another and inevitably chose the…
... is a comparative statement. And comparative statement tells us nothing ... like "the author disregards the possibility that B might cause A. ... ... surveying about the movie policies and all..
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170+ scorers - do you eliminate all 4 AC's/timing issuesHey I have a question for those consistently scoring 170 or above. During a timed test, do you actually read and eliminate all 4 answer choices (AC)…
... advocating getting tunnel vision and having an inflexible conception ... the author's conclusion is, what the support is, and what ... the bird's deaths, and not some other cause."
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PT7.S1.Q01 - before the printing pressHi Everyone, I'm having a hard time comprehending why the answer for this question is (C) rather than (E). From what I understand the argument …
... are now able to read (and subsequently buying the books)?
And since the demand has gone ... case shows the effect (increase in demand) without the cause (increase in ... attributing it to a different cause. (same people buying books, ... -
Diagramming Sufficient Assumption Qs?So, I'm currently completing the sufficient assumption section of the CC, and I have a question about diagramming. When I'm currently doing the pract…
... but do it with confidence and accuracy. Notice that many sufficient ... might cause me to negate an element the wrong way and therefore ... rather to understand how the author's example of the observation ... here is: If the author observed a specific instance then ... -
PT38.S3.Q05 - the myth persistsThis is a pretty easy question IMO, but I have a question about why (E) is wrong and the interpretation of "or". The author of the passage provide…
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>The author of the passage provided Nicaraguan ... through controlled burning. The author does not think the pines ... with natural fires as the cause.
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PT38.S3.Q05 - the myth persistsThis is a pretty easy question IMO, but I have a question about why (E) is wrong and the interpretation of "or". The author of the passage provide…
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> >The author of the passage provided Nicaraguan ... part through controlled burning. The author does not think the pines ... with natural fires as the cause.
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> ... this satisfies the necessary condition and the rule goes away.
PT June 2007.S2.Q22 - editorialist: news mediaSharing this because while eliminating AC E, I was forced to question the difference between causation and sufficiency as well as the danger of using…
... missing the effect, am I not necessarily missing the cause?
I ... discouragement CAUSES the original cause to be missing and two, discouragement doesn ...Necessary Assumption and Method of ReasoningHi everyone, I've been having troubles tackling a few LR questions and I'm noticing that I tend to consistently get them wrong (necessary assumption …
... I've struggled with too and what I've found helpful ... the method of reasoning the author employs before tackling the actual ... phenonemon that overlooks that one cause of the phenomenon is not ... my understanding of each question and allows me to see patterns ...Mental Health During Law SchoolHello everybody, as law school approaches I get more and more worried about my possible success in school, and an article in Above The Law exacerbate…
... fan once asked the famous author Neil Gaiman about Imposter Syndrome ... hall of people, and said words to the effect of, “I just ... look at all these people, and I ...Mental Health During Law SchoolHello everybody, as law school approaches I get more and more worried about my possible success in school, and an article in Above The Law exacerbate…
... fan once asked the famous author Neil Gaiman about Imposter Syndrome ... hall of people, and said words to the effect of, “I just ... look at all these people, and I ...Mental Health During Law SchoolHello everybody, as law school approaches I get more and more worried about my possible success in school, and an article in Above The Law exacerbate…
... fan once asked the famous author Neil Gaiman about Imposter Syndrome ... hall of people, and said words to the effect of, “I just ... look at all these people, and I ...June'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm ESTJune'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm EST https://media.giphy.com/media/xox9kxPMcM81y/giphy.gif **Thank You …
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c: A cause C ................ my question ... the author conflates the two modes of reasoning (correlation/causation and conditionality ...
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unstated ...Scholarship StipulationsOne of my conditional scholarships says that I have to maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA. This is the grading scale: A/A– No fewer than 8% No more …
... it would have a similar effect. You're merely defining what ... exams are fundamentally different and new. LSAT and GPA together explain ... the school with scholarship stipulations and about the same bar ... in the class that would cause that. If things go poorly ...PT61.S4.Q4 - In polluted industrial English citiesHi all, Sorry for not posting this in the question itself. I have premium so I'm not able to access all the explanations. I’m not understanding…
... other words pollution was the cause that lead to the ... that correlation between pollution and disappearing of diseases means ... or there was a placebo effect or something else. But lets ... is problematic. Eliminate any and all answer choices, including ...Zzzquill to help fall asleepHey everyone, So I have been seriously considering some sort of sleep aid to help me form the habit of going to bed at an earlier time. The probl…
... -300mcg to get the full effect.
Relevant research ... h, on sleep latency and duration, mood, performance, ... well as self-reported sleepiness and fatigue, relative to placebo ... each night could cause down-regulation and other unintended effects. ...Any tips on attitude questions in RC?Hey guys, I noticed I often have trouble deciphering the tones of the author or different groups in the texts, and have no idea how to improve this. …
... - neutral, or does the author say "the scientists' claim ... author maybe say "this could possibly have a positive effect ... _could_ and _will_ and _should_ is important. If the author ... and "ably" and "unfortunately." Just from those words you know the author ...Assumption vs. Causation questionsCan someone explain the difference between assumption questions and causation questions when it comes to strengthening/weakening questions? I am comp…
... - one for assumption questions and one for causation/phenomenon-hypothesis ... the fact that the author says x causes y ... (y could cause x, z could cause x and y, or ... no relation between x and y). My confusion is ... assumption that is made and causation is a tool ...PT14.S4.Q20 - Monroe, despite his generally poor appetiteHi All, Having serious problems with figuring out this question. E is the right answer, but I chose B. My thinking for B is that it may have been…
... ascertain that the presumed cause preceded the presumed effect since it's ... ," "all-you-can-eat shrimp," and "giant meatballs." E solidly puts ...Weaken questionsHi guys, One question ! I am actually not understanding how I should approach Weakening questions. I understand that you have to identify the prem…
... them. Identifying the premise and the conclusion is indeed a ... looking for **AN ALTERNATIVE CAUSE** so instead of A ... types is to SHOW AND UNCOVER DISSIMILARITIES between what ... premise and conclusion and understand the gaps/assumptions that the author is ...Weaken questionsHi guys, One question ! I am actually not understanding how I should approach Weakening questions. I understand that you have to identify the prem…
... looking for **AN ALTERNATIVE CAUSE** so instead of A ... types is to SHOW AND UNCOVER DISSIMILARITIES between what ... premise and conclusion and understand the gaps/assumptions that the author ... really develop the right perspective and approach.
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Do you write your summaries out?I'm trying to decide whether or not I want to write my LRS on timed sections or if I want to do them in my head. What do you do? I'm trying both out …
... head do you pause and make out a high ... test day anxiety might cause things to go differently ... figure out whether the author likes or doesn't ... law or whatever) and what evidence the author uses to support ... as quickly as possible and make it extremely simple, ...Warm up strategies - 20+ gap between PT/BR scoreSo I took PT 52 this past weekend and I knew during the time that I was taking it that things were not good I felt anxious, felt myself getting caugh…
... the gap smaller between timed and BR is doing drills. Timed ... you get used to time and develop an internal clock ... help with deepening your BR and also just drilling certain question ... analogy; phenom/hypothesis; problem-solution; cause-effect etc. If you're not ...Weakness on NA/SA/weakening/flaw sectionsThese are all my incorrect questions that pop up the most as wrong answers. What can I do to fix weaknesses on these types of questions?
... is no other cause responsible for the stated effect. Our job ... out that that other cause exists and it could be responsible ... time spent effectively drilling and pulling apart the constituent parts ... of arguments over and over again and then watching the ...PTC.S2.Q18 - Sid: The sign says "Keep offI am having some trouble comparing A and B to each other. I believe the flaw itself is that Sid is confusing the consequences of a hypothetical with …
... your interpretation of the premise and conclusion. Would you agree that ... would cause everyone to erroneously believe that it is harmless and in ... across the grass is bad and from that concludes that part ... to determine the inherent isolated effect of something.What's the most LSAT way to weaken/strengthen this commonly featured argument?premise: Group A took medicine X. premise: Group B did not take medicine X. BUT identical results were found in both groups. conclusion: Hence, X …
... assumption here is that the author is assuming that finding identical ... , it would obviously have more effect on a group of smokers ... drawed from randomly selected groups and was carefully conducted under the ...Pop QuizHey everyone, I recently came across an LSAT stimulus that gave me loads of trouble when I was taking a PT under time. To ingrain the lesson from…
... cause), humans aren't as light footed as cats (no effect).
and if dogs do things outside ...I don't understand what I am doing wrong. Is law for me? Am I just too unintelligent?I have taken the LSAT 4 times. I have gone 158 -> 160 -> 164 -> 163, all of which were terrible disappointments for me. Especially the last one from …
... LR seems totally alien and the explanation is completely ... correlation/causation; phenom/hypo; cause/effect; sufficient/necessity. Each of these ... -cutter answer choices, incorrect and correct. Identifying a LR ... A and /B' and you'll dodge that trap and be ...PT64.S1.Q22 - Microbiologist: Because heavy metals are normallyHi all, I was hoping someone might be able to help me with two things here: 1) In my BR I was really torn between A and B and eventually chose …
... (exposure to heavy metal) and B (resistance to antibiotics). We ... I was also between A and B. Even if you ... cause was absent the effect was also absent, strengthening the cause effect ... rules regarding strengthening/weakening cause-effect argument in your bag ...PT44.S4.Q22 - Research shows that when dogsThe question is linked below: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-44-section-4-question-22/ I'm looking for advice because upon first read…
... which might complicate things, and two that's something everyone ... 't other causes to the effect, thereby rendering them flawed. ... actual causal relationship between A and B (more specifically, A ... B ), and knowing that A doesn't always have to cause B ...How to do LR Cookie Cutter Review@Sami @"Cant Get Right" @NotMyName Hey Sages, I've read about different methods of doing Cookie Cutter Review, but I was curious how you guys do it…
... patterns in LR questions [and RC/LG]. There's ... structure of the argument and going past the superfluous ... things like phenomenon/hypothesis, cause/effect, sufficiency/necessity, correlation/causation ... across different question types and sometimes your job is ...
