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Problem with conditional reasoning.if we are to solve a strengthen, or Sa or PSA type of a question, if we see the word Principle in the Question stem. Are we to assume that that quest…
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Mastered LG, struggling with LR & RCOKAY, I have been almost mastered my LG skills and have been getting the 100% with untimed pts (under 1 hour ). And most of the time, the wrong answe…
... will stop with the right form. Seems like you are on ... LR can have so many argument forms. But keep at it ... down a summary of the argument, what the questions is asking ... -
Mastered LG, struggling with LR & RCOKAY, I have been almost mastered my LG skills and have been getting the 100% with untimed pts (under 1 hour ). And most of the time, the wrong answe…
... will stop with the right form. Seems like you are on ... LR can have so many argument forms. But keep at it ... down a summary of the argument, what the questions is asking ... -
High accuracy, low speedHi all, When I drill my weaker LR question types (untimed), I almost always go -0, and on BR I usually go -1/-2 per LR section. On a timed section…
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PT35.S4.Q23 - older wiser tree ringThis question is a “similar reasoning question”. It says “ the higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Since Mexico City’s altitude is higher than …
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Causation/correlation and phenomenonHello, everyone. I’ve been drilling strengthening questions and I’m having an issue with causation/correlation and phenomenon type arguments. The lin…
... ==correlated== B ), which is a phenomenon. And you conclude that one ... ; B; causation), which is a hypothesis.
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Causation/correlation and phenomenonHello, everyone. I’ve been drilling strengthening questions and I’m having an issue with causation/correlation and phenomenon type arguments. The lin…
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Causation/correlation and phenomenonHello, everyone. I’ve been drilling strengthening questions and I’m having an issue with causation/correlation and phenomenon type arguments. The lin…
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PT73.S2.Q19 - a carved flint objectCould someone be so kind to explain why AC B is correct? I went with E, quite confidently at that. Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks in a…
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PT73.S2.Q19 - a carved flint objectCould someone be so kind to explain why AC B is correct? I went with E, quite confidently at that. Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks in a…
... ) doesn't conclusively falsify the hypothesis. As you point out, it ... doubt the hypothesis. That's enough to "weaken" the argument.
LR Hard QuestionsI've been really depressed not getting difficult 4-5 questions on LR (many times 3 too). This hurts my overall score so much that I've been consisten…
... previously good understanding of the argument. I'm learning to spend ... answer choice in the opposite form you were extending or to ...You know the LSAT rules your life when...So after I drop off the progeny at school this morning, I rolled into the YMCA for my daily workout. I'm ~40 minutes into an hour long stationary bi…
... trying to make a simple argument, which happened to be central ... point of the chapter. The form was similar to this:
Do law schools read every application equally? [POLL]Title says it all. I'm very curious to know!
... option, but I hate the form and part of me always ... ago about the non-promotion phenomenon called the bamboo ceiling. This ...Do law schools read every application equally? [POLL]Title says it all. I'm very curious to know!
... option, but I hate the form and part of me always ... ago about the non-promotion phenomenon called the bamboo ceiling. This ...Do law schools read every application equally? [POLL]Title says it all. I'm very curious to know!
... option, but I hate the form and part of me always ... ago about the non-promotion phenomenon called the bamboo ceiling. This ...Do law schools read every application equally? [POLL]Title says it all. I'm very curious to know!
... option, but I hate the form and part of me always ... ago about the non-promotion phenomenon called the bamboo ceiling. This ...PT54.S4.Q22 - The short-term and long-term interestsI don’t get it. AC B looks to be necessary but not sufficient. A->(B-most->C) Therefore B<-some->D AC B gives us C<-some->D Which allows u…
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The very general form that we can extract from ... well hidden assumption in this argument: our premise tells us what ... my attempt at an analogous argument:
Telling the truth and ...Parallel QuestionsI am having some real difficulty with parallel questions. Could anyone explain how to do these in their own words? How do you guys attack them?
... look at the general form of the argument given, flawed or not ... a familiarization with the valid argument forms from the core ... a really good grasp of argument forms: start practicing eliminating ... of stimulus.
The argument in the stimulus then concludes ...Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
... interpretation. That was my other hypothesis, but I just didn’t ... premises for the sake of argument doesn't make sense when ...Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
... interpretation. That was my other hypothesis, but I just didn’t ... premises for the sake of argument doesn't make sense when ...Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
... interpretation. That was my other hypothesis, but I just didn’t ... premises for the sake of argument doesn't make sense when ...Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
... interpretation. That was my other hypothesis, but I just didn’t ... premises for the sake of argument doesn't make sense when ...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 …
... . Take time breaking down the argument, labeling premise(s), conclusion, ... is often called the “bridging” form of a necessary assumption. The ... other form would be the blocking or ... shielding form: where we prevent a ...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 …
... hypothesis for a phenonemon that overlooks that one cause of the phenomenon ...What's your BR process like?I have a google doc that is dedicated to BR. Depending on the question type I type up the necessary information in the document, for example if it's …
... gives me sort of an argument flow chart. From there, for ... a deficiency in the argument (rather than argument part q’s), I ... state that deficiency in one form or another. It could be ...Stuck in the purgatory of -8 on LRI've been studying for about four months now, at first I started out getting -8 on LR. I did the core curriculem, and I'm still getting -8 on LR. I g…
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ID context ... the argument in your own words in a compressed form that includes ...Stuck in the purgatory of -8 on LRI've been studying for about four months now, at first I started out getting -8 on LR. I did the core curriculem, and I'm still getting -8 on LR. I g…
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> ID ... the argument in your own words in a compressed form that includes ...PT49.S4.Q23 - Counselor: Constantly comparing oneself to thoseSometimes in flaw questions, I realize that the flaw is an incorrect negation (e.g. a --> b, ~a-->~b), however the answer choice will not explicitly …
... first form. On the basis of not having an apple, the argument ... , strawberries etc. In short, the argument ignores the possibility that having ...Nicole Hopkins Webinar for Strengthen/Weaken QuestionsI am having difficulty with strengthen/weaken questions and noticed that Nicole Hopkins' webinar on Strengthen and Weaken questions from two years ag…
... stimuli that are causation/analogy/hypothesis-phenomenon :)
Hope you will ...How often should we use Lawgic language in LR?So it seems like for MSS, Main Point, and Weakening/Strengthening there doesn't seem to be much need for using Lawgic language (ex: A some B -> C, th…
... every time. Main conclusion and argument part you won't have ... of the flaws use some form of logic.
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