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Difference Between 'Principle Justify' Questions and 'Sufficent Assumption' QuestionsHi guys, I have trouble distinguishing between the so called 'pseudo sufficient' questions where you are asked to use one of the following principles…
... , I have trouble distinguishing between the so called 'pseudo sufficient' questions ... to use one of the following principles to justify the conclusion vs. a regular sufficient ... someone please explain or distinguish the steps to doing them? Thanks ... -
Most Undermines the Conclusion vs. Most Strengthens the ArgumentHey everyone, I had a question about undermining the conclusion of an argument. Does it have to help undermine a premise that is stated because that…
... it most directly undermines the premises of the conclusion? Versus another option that ... better undermines the conclusion if we are just looking at the conclusion alone. ... But if it is undermining the specific conclusion that the author ... -
Is Justify the Conclusion the same as Sufficient Assumption?For both questions, the task is the same-look for the option will make the conclusion 100% true?
For both questions, the task is the same-look for the option will make the conclusion 100% true? -
LR Question Justify the conclusionAn argument states that: Maria won this year's sailboat race by beating Sue, who has in each of the four last years. We can conclude from this that M…
... Sue who won the last 4 years
Conclusion: Maria trained ... these two answers and chose the first one incorrectly:
... trained hard, she would win the sailboat race
2. ... />
The explanation says that the first one (the one I picked ... -
Will an answer choice in Assumption Questions ever repeat the conclusion or a premise?I suppose the title is self-explanatory, but I ran across a question in particular (LSAT 58, Section 4, Question 21) regarding lottery winners and te…
I suppose the title is self- ... just too close to the conclusion to be the right answer. Essentially ... , I figured the answer choice was just restating the conclusion ... restating of the conclusion or premise? Or will the seemingly like ... -
Problems identifying the conclusion in long LR questionsHi, I seem to be having problems correctly identifying the conclusion in complicated LR questions. Does anyone have tips for this? Thanks!
Hi, I seem to be having problems correctly identifying the conclusion in complicated LR questions. Does anyone have tips for this? Thanks! -
LSAT Trainer vs. 7SageHey guys! Hope everyone had an amazing holiday weekend! I've decided to go back over some of the very beginning core stuff to make sure I have…
... supplemental material to explain the concepts I'm having ... understand why the reasons given DO NOT justify the point that ... understanding of why the support doesn't justify the conclusion will be your ... OR WRONG..... What is the logical reasoning section asking ... -
PT73.S2.Q20Hi guys! I wanted to get some clarification on the logic that makes this answer E rather than D. The stem is that the argument relies on the assum…
... justify the argument if true, but it also has the potential to not justify the conclusion ... if true. Just because the farmers ... supposed to assume (an unfair assumption in my opinion) that the destructive ... -
For which questions is the scope of the conclusion relevant?In parallel reasoning, the scope of the conclusion must be very similar. If the original argument has a "usually," then AC's conclusion must have a "…
... reasoning, the scope of the conclusion must be very similar. If the original argument ... if the conclusion is universal, "Bats are nocturnal," then the AC's conclusion must ... . (Right?)
In match the flaw, the scope of the conclusion is irrelevant. -
PT82.S4.Q21 - Restaurant critic: Most people agree that the foodI chose (E). I had thought that the discrepancy was how is it that a restaurant with worse food could be more popular. Assuming this is the discrepan…
... Assuming this is the discrepancy, would (E) not justify the conclusion? We are ... , food is irrelevant to the popularity of a restaurant. ... got from the explanation is that the actual discrepancy the question wants ... I just miss what the question was truly asking ... -
PT28.S1.Q24 - We ought to pay attention only to the intrinsic propertiesHey guys, I had a difficult time eliminating answer choice C on this one. I do understand why A is correct but I can't 100% eliminate C. Explanatio…
... S would allow the portion of the conclusion, R---> ... /> However, when I ready the conclusion: "What is really aesthetically relevant ... in between the commas and was looking to justify the conclusion, "What ... adds nothing to the part of the conclusion that what ... -
Question Stem Keywords ReviewI am working on making an interactive flow chart, but I thought I would share what I have typed up so far. Please feel free to correct/add on, or giv…
... weaken
most vulnerable to the conclusion
most vulnerable
... properly drawn
justify the conclusion
the conclusion follows logically if (This ...
relies
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PT41.S1.Q5 - My issue is in the the stimulus finding the conclusionMy issue is in the the stimulus finding the conclusion. Can Someone please help? **Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# -…
My issue is in the the stimulus finding the conclusion. Can Someone please help?
the format of "PT#.S#.Q ... -
Finding the ConclusionHi all, in this passage, is the conclusion the first sentence?
Hi all, in this passage, is the conclusion the first sentence? -
Where is the conclusion?Can someone #help identify the conclusion??
Can someone #help identify the conclusion?? -
PT48.S1.Q24 - Can One Acknowledge a Logical Flaw but Agree with the Conclusion?The question stem asks: "The reasoning in the journalist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument fails to conside…
... , this would then SUPPORT the conclusion of the journalist, who says that an ... to do the best possible job of constructing its conclusion (i.e ... . here we criticize the argument, but not the conclusion)? If anything, this ... -
PT91.S2.Q18: What is the conclusion?Is the first sentence the conclusion? And what is the "contrast'' mentioned in the answer choices? Is it between modern and ancient languages? …
Is the first sentence the conclusion?
And what is the "contrast'' mentioned in the answer choices? Is it between modern and ancient languages?
Could someone who got the question correct help please? -
"New Concepts" in the Conclusion - Explicitly *ask* whether you see anyI was posting this as a comment to a thread in which someone asked for a "trick" to identifying assumptions. But I thought it'd be more useful as its…
... is a "new" concept in the conclusion, then the argument **must** be making ... spelled out exactly what the substance of the conclusion is.
Example ... 've translated that into the substance of the conclusion, and that first sentence ... -
Difference between "the author overlooks the possibility" vs "takes for granted that"Hi! Does anyone know the difference between, "the author overlooks the possibility" vs "takes for granted that" and how can I differentiate it when l…
Hi! Does anyone know the difference between, "the author overlooks the possibility" vs "takes for granted that" and how can I differentiate it when looking at an argument? Thanks! -
PTB.S4.Q25 - Where is the conclusion?Can someone help me find the conclusion in this passage? Its prep test B section 4 question 25.
Can someone help me find the conclusion in this passage? Its prep test B section 4 question 25. -
Struggling to make the connection between the premises and the conclusion. Please help!So, I can identify the conclusion and the support for the argument, but I'm having a hard time understanding the relationship between them. For some …
... I can identify the conclusion and the support for the argument, but I' ... having a hard time understanding the relationship between them. For ...
Once I identify the argument, I get stuck trying ... frustrating to keep making the same mistake. For very ... -
Is the answer for NA always linked to the conclusion of the stimulus?I have been doing a couple of NA questions and I have noticed that the right answer choice sometimes sounds stupid but most of the time is linked to …
... and I have noticed that the right answer choice sometimes sounds ... said in the conclusion. Would this always be the case? Is the right answer ... something that was mentioned in the conclusion? -
Sufficient Assumptions destroying meSufficient Assumption questions are killing me. Anyone have this problem and how have you overcome it?
Assume the argument is incomplete, and then find the missing piece that will make ... the conclusion true (and ... in reasoning that will justify the conclusion. What makes the argument “win”? Basically "fill ... -
A Fun Strategy for LR?I had read about this strategy before on various forums, but never decided to take the plunge. Then I finally decided to force myself to do the follo…
... wrote....
4AC = psychologists treating vs. all others treating; most cases ... vs. all; drugs could fix stress?; ... not justify the conclusion
In this case, the correct AC answers the question ... -
PTA.S1.Q15 - Antiwhaling activist: Not all species of whalesHey guys! I was hoping someone could possibly shed some light on this question. My break down of the stimulus is: Conclusion: all whale- hunti…
... stem is to have us justify the conclusion with a principle. We aren ... premise that gets us to the conclusion, if not, then I agree ... whale species (i.e. endangered vs. non-endangered ones) when it ... to save them all. Again, the conclusion says to save them all ... -
PT9.S4.Q11 - Great works of art are in huge city museumsSome critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art. But th…
... says the criticism is not warranted, to help justify this conclusion, if we assume ... to justify the conclusion.
E--incorrect--intended to be displayed? okay lets assume ... -
Why are weakening questions so hard?After 2 years of studying for this crazy exam, I have always been so bad at weakening questions. Sometimes doing problem sets untimed and still getti…
... categorize arguments as causal arguments vs everything else.
For ... for problems w the link between the premises and the conclusion. There will invariably ... bridged by the argument. So whatever the premises are don't justify the conclusion. Your ... -
PT2.S2.Q17- The advanced technology of ski boots...I’m sure there might be a discussion somewhere on this platform. Can someone please point me to an explanation of why the answer is b? Answer a and …
... than 3 times the number of skiers in the 1980s vs the 1950s. Answer ... choice b is correct because it is the ... is absolutely nothing in the passage to justify the conclusion that there were less ... -
Is every assumption the argument makes a NA?I think I reasoned my way though this as I wrote it out. Figured I’d post it in case anyone might be helped by it. Please point out any issues. I …
... 't necessary for the argument to assume, then the argument isn't ... if true, would guarantee the conclusion. Sometimes that statement happens to ... = propositions that could justify the conclusion OR proportions that could justify the conclusion and necessary for ... -
Repost LR Cheat Sheetreposting this I found from old thread, though you guys would find it helpful as well FAMILY # 1 is the PROVE family where the stimulus is taken…
... to make the conclusion of the argument.
3. Justify the conclusion
•The right ... info to the premise to make the conclusion follow.
•The Justify Formula is ...
