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Why law? What's your story?Thought it could be fun and motivating to hear other people's stories about why they are starting down this path. So, what's your story? Do you come …
... The mental, emotional, and social impairments that accompanied ... with major clinical depression and general anxiety disorder ... my marriage license and name-change forms, weeping uncontrollably over ... reading about the motivations and similar interests of others ... -
Why law? What's your story?Thought it could be fun and motivating to hear other people's stories about why they are starting down this path. So, what's your story? Do you come …
... The mental, emotional, and social impairments that accompanied ... with major clinical depression and general anxiety disorder ... my marriage license and name-change forms, weeping uncontrollably over ... reading about the motivations and similar interests of others ... -
Why law? What's your story?Thought it could be fun and motivating to hear other people's stories about why they are starting down this path. So, what's your story? Do you come …
... , clutching my marriage license and name-change forms, weeping uncontrollably over what ... encouraging reading about the motivations and similar interests of others. This ... poor folks (like reducing sentences and administrative fees, improving prison conditions ... -
reading comp help!I really struggle with reading comprehension, and have been thinking of ways to improve. I have a few months before I write the LSAT and was wonderin…
... passage within two minutes and tackle the question right ... its structure and central argument.
By solving more and more ... up. If you read and mark the relationship some questions ... because one is thinking RC and LR have seperate disciplines. ... -
PT75.S1.Q03 - rock music is musically bankruptThe question is as follows Rock music is musically bankrupt and socially destructive but at least album covers of rock LPs from the 1960s and 197…
... Rock music is musically bankrupt and socially destructive but at least ... the author's argument, back in the 60s and 70s the only ... ) and you'll see why this is necessary for our argument. " ... 't support our conclusion anymore and the argument falls apart.
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Driving materialHi Guys! Wondering if any of you have good study-related podcasts that you listen to while driving? I have 2 long drives coming up and I want to list…
What I meant by ‘strategies’ is the best approach for each question type, etc. Also, some of the formal logic like argument forms. I’m big on repitition for retention! -
PT81.S3.Q12 - In future improvements to computerThe questions is regarding the computer simulations vs. actual test crashes. Why B cannot be the answer? Is that because "highly likely" is not good …
... answer choice that strengthens the argument.
I ... It is out of scope and the argument is
saying that ... doesn't really strengthen the argument.
C ... doesn't strengthen the argument because it strays taking about ... -
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?
... noticed that the context and the argument are sort of holistically ... to form/provide a bigger and clearer picture of what's ... a breadboard for the author and his/her opponent to construct ... ) weakens the relationship between (A) and (B).
Therefore, the ... -
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…
... 's blood pressure goes up and the argument is claiming it's ... is complex with years and percentages and maps and charts, I'll draw ... -
PT16.S3.Q7 - John: In 80 percent of car accidentsHi guys, can someone please help break this argument down. Thanks a lot! :) **Admin note: edited title**
... A---->B
and the argument concludes:
A---->B ... the politician says:
Access and polluted
Therefore:
... follow the thread of the argument! Know what is going ... as a sufficient condition and the conclusion functions as ... -
Legal vs. IllegalSo I’ve been wondering... consider this: If something is legal, then it is not illegal. Therefore, if it is illegal, then it is not legal (illega…
... key here is that "Legal" and "illegal" are both sufficient ... is legal or illegal, and the argument as presented leaves a little ... flaw if you assume the argument already accounts for all ... illegal.
Current Argument:
Legal --> not illegal ... -
Last minute life decisionsHi there, I'm stuck in what to do before the clock strikes midnight tonight. I have taken 10 PTs within the last 2 months and am scoring between …
... /skimmed things like referential phrasing and valid arguments so relearning these concepts ... Flaw, Strengthen, Weaken, PSA and Sufficient, and Necessary Assumption questions. After that ... all about knowing your strengths and weaknesses. If you cannot diagnose ... -
Does "No Cause, No effect" strengthen/weaken causation logic?For causation logic, I know for strengthen questions, there are a few ways to strength an argument 1. eliminate alternative cause 2. when cause h…
... and effect.
For example, I could make the argument ... cause and effect argument, not a formal logic argument, and so ... conditions of sufficiency and necessariness ... purported cause WEAKENS the argument, for sure. Similarly, ... -
PT57.S2.Q13 - Administrators of educational institutions are enthusiasticI am confused why this isn't the case : Observation : Many teachers are afraid of computers. Explanation: Because you can teach far many courses wi…
... this reason is mistaken," and the argument of the passage is a ... question.
2) The argument part isn't really a ... computers. It *is* the reason, and that reason is clearly contained ... -
PT26.S2.Q7- Speakers of the Caronian language constitute a minorityWow, I feel like I'm posting one of these everyday. So this question has to do with a Necessary Assumption question--an old one. I've realized in t…
... always be critical of the argument. The conclusion is the ... supportive of our conclusion, and our argument would be gone.
When looking at C and ... our argument because who cares if they are disjointed and scattered ... -
PT26.S2.Q7- Speakers of the Caronian language constitute a minorityWow, I feel like I'm posting one of these everyday. So this question has to do with a Necessary Assumption question--an old one. I've realized in t…
... always be critical of the argument. The conclusion is the ... less supportive of our conclusion, and our argument would be gone.
argument because who cares if they are disjointed and scattered ... this language. So. The argument said they would be the ... -
MBT QuestionOk, so I just got done doing the CC on MBT questions and had a few questions... 1. The AC can be derived from any conditional from within the stim…
... --->B---->C----D (valid argument form #3) form, the MBT ... -
MBT QuestionOk, so I just got done doing the CC on MBT questions and had a few questions... 1. The AC can be derived from any conditional from within the stim…
... --->B---->C----D (valid argument form #3) form, the MBT ... -
ArgumentsRegarding whether other people's argument and conclusion can be used to answer a question(not the author’s) if the author himself did not provide an …
... distinguish between the author’s argument and an argument of someone else presented ... provide his/her argument and just cites another person’s argument and conclusion can ... -
Example of "It is used to illustrate the general principle that the argument presupposes"?Hi guys, Not sure if this is normally asked but I want to ask anyway because I want to know what it means when I run into it. Can someone referenc…
... think there are plenty of argument forms that could fall into the ... that the part of the argument we are isolating is used ... -
PT70.S1.Q23 - Columnist: Although most people favor the billwould some one please help me understand how to properly translate answer choice E into formal logic? i have some idea from the discussion in the vid…
... was favored by most people and it did not violate human ... for the person making the argument and/or giving the condition. In ... sufficient is negated, the rule and/or argument is irrelevant. It's ... , "most people favor the bill," and the necessary, "[a bill] will ... -
PT49.S2.Q7 - Any fruit that is inspected is also rottenAny fruit that is infected is also rotten. No fruit that was inspected is infected. Therefore, any fruit that was inspected is safe to eat. The conc…
... eat
This is valid argument form #3 that we are ... : B--->C
Final argument: A--->B---->C ... -
Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
... today after seeing the fun (and valid) comments on here. Aside from ... the logical fallacies and the way Gladwell seems to ... outperform others with more time and others can outperform others under ... the complexity, I think. And regardless, I'm excited to ... -
PT 59 Section 2 (LR1)Could somebody explain to me why the correct answers are correct for questions 7, 18, and 25? Why is 7 (e) instead of (b), why is 18 (d) instead of …
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7. In an argument part questions, we are essentially ... to explain the context. And our argument tries to refute that ... is misguided. In fact, argument is agreeing with Malthus ... more rapidly than population) and argument concludes that there will be ... -
PT70.S4.Q19 - Viewers surveyed immediatelyI am confused why B is not right? I was focus on the words "Tanner was more persuasive" <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format of…
... think Lopez had the better argument, were inherently biased to ... definitely does not weaken the argument and I could see how ... be inherently biased for Lopez and the argument still stands.
< ... the core assumption in the argument that the audience members ... -
Question about flaw and weaken type QsHi! I have a question about flaw and weaken type Qs on LR. So, if i remember correctly, JY said in one of his lessons that the arguments for flaw t…
... specific argument. In some arguments, there isn’t an error and your ... Other arguments have an error and the argument is weak. With flaw ... find the error in the argument. There is a two ... be descriptively accurate and match with the stimulus, and describing the ... -
PTJ07.S3.Q21-- Help-- weaken argument questionHi, I was really stuck on this question because both B and D look like they weaken the argument here. Can anyone explain why D does not weaken th…
... grain consumption is a concern and maybe people should change their ... from whether something is moral, and "morally unacceptable" is a vague ... sides of a debate, and sometimes it's not possible ... animals live on farmland, and the argument is based on a claim ... -
Weak answer choice in Necessary AssumptionI am a little confused about the weak answer and strong answer choice in necessary assumption question. So it said in the CC that we should always lo…
... is not true, then the argument falls apart. So even if ... strong, if you negate it and the argument falls apart, it is ... -
LR Hurdleslooking for advise on this: LG isn't a problem for me considering I usually average -0~-4. RC is an issue since it fluctuates, but there's only so …
... laborious but I sit there and articulate my reasoning as to ... also print out each test and will often dissect the stimulus ... to where context ends, and where argument begins and this has led to ...
