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THANK YOU! 150 --> 171A big fat sincere Thank You to everybody who makes discussion posts and comments on JY's lessons. I swear I've read hundreds of them that made me lau…
... evidence is being used to justify the conclusion? (Causal, conditional, analogous, correlational, ... br /> - Misread AC
- Misidentified conclusion or premise
- Misread LG ... its essence (premises and conclusion). Eliminate all the fodder. Once you ... -
PT139.S4.Q21 - If Skiff's book is publishedI am not understanding JY’s (or any other online) explanation as to why the answer is A. I’m not understanding how he gets from “If important AND wel…
... a big gap in the Conclusion: the introduction of "importance" ... />
The easiest way to justify the conclusion then, would be ... think we could similarly justify the conclusion if we said " ... of the points in the conclusion to the premises, then the argument ... -
Strengthen as weaken the opposite conclusion?Do you feel that it can be helpful to sometimes view strengthen questions as weakening the opposite of the conclusion, and vice-versa? And when I say…
Do you feel that it can be helpful to sometimes view strengthen questions as weakening the opposite of the conclusion, and vice-versa? And when I say opposite, I mean the logical opposite. -
PT73.S2.Q06 - critic: the criticism of the popular filmhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-73-section-2-question-06/ I know this is early on in the section, but it's very tricky. None of the explanat…
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For justify principle questions, the premises should connect with the conclusion, and this ... necessary for a comedy.
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Most strongly supported vs Most helps to justifyHello all, Something I'm having a little difficulty with is differentiating "most strongly supported" vs "most helps to justify" questions. I …
... supported" vs "most helps to justify" questions.
... that helps validate the premise and/or conclusion. I know it ... doesn't have to make the conclusion 100% valid (although it ... need to find the gap between the premise and conclusion. Basically when ... -
When to find the conclusionHello, Does anyone have a cleat sheet on which LR questions you need to identify conclusion/P. I know, or atleast I'm under the impression that, th…
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Does anyone have a cleat sheet on which LR questions you need to identify conclusion/P. I know, or atleast I'm under the impression that, there are some questions that don't require this. -
Is the word "then" an indicator word introducing a necessary condition and/or a conclusion?I am wondering if the word "then" introduces a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if "then" is only pertinent to conditiona…
... a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if ... , I am wondering this because the word "then" seems to function ... -
60.1.10 Letter to the editor: Sites are neededI didn't circle this during BR, and I am really struggling to justify D over B. Here is my breakdown: This is a weaken/descriptive flaw question.…
... am really struggling to justify D over B. Here ... 't straw man the editor. The author is using ... The idea of "one indication" to me introduces evidence/premise for the conclusion ... . Wouldn't the "indication"/evidence/support ... -
The Sufficient/Necessary Flaw: an approach to maximize pointsHey everyone, This post is intended to be an overview of how the sufficient/necessary flaw appears on the LSAT and how we can develop a system of att…
... argument and are given the ~B in the conclusion of the author’s argument ... )
The author has mistaken
“Being sufficient to justify punishment [deters ... ] to be necessary to justify punishment.”
The author has taken:
PT49.S2.Q15 - The greater the number of people who regularly use a productThe greater the number of people who regularly use a product, the greater the number whose health is potentially at risk due to that product. More pe…
... regularly use a product, the greater the number whose health is potentially ... valid, most helps to justify drawing the conclusion in the argument above?
I put A but the credited ...A Note on "Most Helps to Justify"Many of us dive into PSA mode as soon as our eyes scan the words "Most Helps to Justify". That is, hunting for the answer choice stating: If premise…
... Justify". That is, hunting for the answer choice stating: If premise then conclusion ... to justify the reasoning. By reasoning it is meant how the premise supports the conclusion ... evidence to reach the conclusion.
I bolded the word "most" ...Confused Please Help: Context vs. Premises & The So Test ConclusionAt first I thought I had this and was feeling good, until I got a question wrong, read the explanation and found out that what I considered to be bac…
... for a conclusion statement determination. Thereby, some stimulus have the conclusion broken up ... throughout the passage whereby you have ... come up with the proper conclusion. Thus in using the wrong method to ...LSAT 85 Section 2 Question 8 MC (I find the theory behind it unfair)I see that the conclusion is based on a resolve the paradox. But I find that unfair for a MC question because resolving something does not make it…
... see that the conclusion is based on a resolve the paradox.
the conclusion of a paragraph.
justify it to say that’s the conclusion. I would ... it”. Reasons for what? The mystery (HENCE THE CONCLUSION)
< ...Do the stimulus and correct answer need to have the exact same conclusion in PSA questions?For this question I am a little confused. In one of the videos, JY mentioned that a right answer for PSA questions should end at the same place that …
... little confused. In one of the videos, JY mentioned that ... at the same place that the principle does. In this question, the ... did not act responsibly." The conclusion of the stimulus is that one ... to have a different conclusion from the stimulus? Do other right ...Is the correct answer choice incorrect? WeakenOk, on weaken questions the correct answer does NOT weaken a premise, right? From PT30, 4, 24 The conclusion is that since voice mail is more (…
... , on weaken questions the correct answer does NOT ... PT30, 4, 24
The conclusion is that since voice mail ... obsolete.
The correct answer choice is D ... But does D not attack the a premise and D ... seems to attack the premise that voice mail ...Main Point = Conclusion?For Main Point questions, are they asking us to kind of mechanically pick out the conclusion of the argument, as indicated by words such as "thus", "…
... of mechanically pick out the conclusion of the argument, as indicated ... and understand the argument and pick the answer choice ... the stimulus is aiming to prove? Basically is main point = conclusion ... or does it mean the gist of the stimulus?Main Point Question (implied conclusion)I have noticed that in main point questions the conclusion is not clearly present sometimes, and when this happens, it is very important that one use…
... that in main point questions the conclusion is not clearly present sometimes ... one uses the premises and context to anticipate a conclusion. Examples of ...The Hardest LR Question of All Time - Preptest 29 Number 17 LR Studies of the reliability of eyewitnOk, I am joking about this being the hardest LR question of all time. Of course, there have been harder questions, but for some reason, this one took…
... fills in the gap between the premise and conclusion. The premise is ... witness' confidence without hurting the accuracy or reliability of ... big jump to a conclusion (which comes out of ... A connects the premise to the conclusion.
But the thing ...Saving time-searching for conclusion firstHi, just joined 7Sage and had a quick question that I thought I would try to clear up before the LSAT on Saturday! (:/ pretty nervous). I've been …
... suggest that you find the conclusion first for the LR questions. Now I ... , and just first look for the conclusion and circle, underline, mental note ... for a conclusion indicating word, read the conclusion and then read the rest. Just ...PT1.S3.Q21 - the energy an animalI have a question in terms of dissecting the conclusion-premise structure of the stimulus. So here is my question in relation to identifying/disse…
... in terms of dissecting the conclusion-premise structure of the stimulus.
the premise-conclusion of this stimulus.
conclusion that the author deems logical/plausible ...PT66.S4.Q23 - alex: shrimp farming results in damage to the environmenthttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-66-section-4-question-23/ I just wanted to hear other people's thoughts on this question. It just felt total…
... me, it seemed like the correct answer choice was ... inconsequential compared to the central disagreement, which I ... incorrectly* assumed was damaging to the environment vs. not damaging. ... premise rather than the conclusion or the argument itself. Thoughts?Fill in the Blank Questions Categorization"Which one of the following most logically completes the passage?" The Trainer puts these guys with inference questions, which totally makes sense…
... about fill in the blank questions as identify the conclusion instead of inference ... . I feel like it makes the question ... the Trainer. Whereas a fill in the blank is only concerned with the conclusion ...PT58.S4.Q05 - company president: for the management consultanthttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-58-section-4-question-05/ OK. So I have a problem with this question. Sorry if this is a destructive mindset…
... destructive mindset!
The conclusion states that because they are ... people for the management consulting position from the top 1 ... better that the ones who work at the firms in the top ... he could have been the janitor or something else completely ...40.3.17 (small question about the wrong answer choices)I got this question correct, but I marked it for BR because I like analyzing parallel questions for practice. During BR, I am having a ton of troubl…
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Specifically, the flaw in the argument is your typical ... A. The argument invalidly uses the converse of the premise as the conclusion.
< ... Nevertheless, if you take the contrapositive of the conclusion, Examine all possible solutions ...57.3.10 Columnist: The failure ofThis question is difficult because once you spot the flaw, it is hard to put it into words, which is why I missed it. I couldn't figure out how any …
... Instead of additive, the relationship should be multiplicative. The conclusion should only talk ... about the percentage of bike ... 't the conclusion say "at least partially responsible?" Thus, the argument DOES ...58.4.5 Company president: For the managementI changed my answer to A during BR since B-E are really bad, but I am not seeing how the company president "takes for granted " (assumes) what answer…
... synergies or something creates the emergent property of being ... only the top .01% are considered the best? The author' ... the author's "best" metric. Specifically, the conclusion talks about "selecting one of the ... to just the top 2 firms (the 1%). The company ...Determining conclusion from premiseI place a because after the statements of interest in the stimulus and the statement that makes sense with a because coming after it I deem to be the…
I place a because after the statements of interest in the stimulus and the statement that makes sense with a because coming after it I deem to be the conclusion. Is this an ideal strategy for argument labeling and mp questions?PT35.S4.Q11 - one approach to the questionI'm not sure about this one, and I'm having a very tough time seeing why the correct answer is correct. Link: http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/…
... on theoretical grounds. Therefore, the approach described is flawed.< ... to link up the premise to the conclusion. If something is ... entities?" Why couldn't the "most explanatory powerful theory ... a sufficient assumption. Plus, are the entities real?
PT44.S2.Q13 - the solution to anyThis is a hard SA question, and I don't see what I am missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption? My diagram: (Solution to environm…
... environmental problem not caused by the government)--->(Major change ... B to C argument, and the conclusion as a Not C in ... environmental problem not caused by the government)--->(Few serious ... see how answer A paraphrases the sufficient assumption at all.< ...
