... are the ones like parallel flaw questions and questions where the ... , Point at Issue,strengthening,weakening, discrepancy, necessary assumption, flaw, sufficient assumptions, psuedo ...
... each answer choice was right vs wrong is part of the ... example, if it is a flaw question, did you first ask ... , and then is it a flaw in this stimulus? Or did ...
... two cents on the strengthening/weakening question on top of the ... more _intuitive_ understanding of the flaw in the stimulus.
3 ... stimulus helped me understand strengthening/weakening questions better.
... between the premise and conclusion-weakening question. Other arguments have ... argument is weak. With flaw questions, you are trying ... a two step test for flaw questions. The answer choice ... describing the flaw/error in the statement. As for weakening question, ...
... and even memorizing the common flaw question types can help make ... credited answer that demonstrates the flaw i.e. Whole to ... reasoning, Survey problems, Possibility vs certainty etcetera. In my opinion ... the credited answer for a flaw type question. You can ...
... . This varies based upon the flaw type. For example, if it ... />
For weakening, you want to expose the flaw and essentially do ... some ACs for strengthen and weakening questions don't have to ... on what I think the flaw is. If I don't ...
... realize there is an equivocation flaw: the author shifts the meaning ... need to commit an equivocation flaw; by claiming #2, author is ... test the flaw in claim #1 .
but by weakening claim #1 ...
... used to be bad at weakening but I took around 2 ... days to do all the weakening questions I had left over ... . If I can predict the flaw in the argument. This sets ... would weaken.
The key to weakening/strengthening (two sides of ... imo) is knowing the flaw. Remember that you're ... articulate what exactly the flaw is) you can still ... must, again, understand the flaw in some capacity. In doing ... you also know what the flaw _isn't_. This will ...
... , find the NA or SA, flaw? When I do not read ... identifying assumptions, or a possible flaw, all this is in my ... thinking of weakening it or trying to think of the flaw the ... be trying to spot the flaw?
I am not sure ...
... irrational" is arguably both descriptive and prescriptive. If you ... a clean divide between descriptivevs. prescriptive, at least ... the correct answer match descriptive and prescriptive in every ... every statement is purely descriptive or purely prescriptive and ...
... say more without your scoring vs goals and a ton of ... saying, "oh I suck at flaw questions, so I'll just ... test. In my example about flaw questions, say someone can't ... board, most noticeably where? In flaw questions, because they are a ...
... for a weakening question. But this is a flaw question. A flaw answer ... flawed because X" whereas a weakening choice can provide a specific ... looking to do in a flaw question.
I misread the stem; for some reason this question was placed in the weakening section instead of the flaw section so I assumed it was a weaken question.