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When stats are a premiseIn a sufficient assumption question (and also, I could imagine the scenario w/ "which of the following would justify" questions or strengthen questio…
... sufficient assumption question (and also, I could imagine the scenario w/ "which of the ... following would justify" questions or ... strengthen questions), if the stimulus ... -
Sufficient AssumptionOn some of these exercises, on these I’m improving to 4/5, on the previous set however, SA, it’s a total loss. I’m wondering just how much of the LSA…
... improving to 4/5, on the previous set however, SA, it ... wondering just how much of the LSAT is going to be ... too much time on this vs other huge problem areas like ... from those who have taken the LSAT? Taking in January. -
MBT and Assumption QuestionsDoes anyone have any tips for Must Be True or Necessary/Sufficient Assumption questions? I know they should probably be easy but they are the questio…
Does anyone have any tips for Must Be True or Necessary/Sufficient Assumption questions? I know they should probably be easy but they are the question types I consistently get wrong and find the hardest to understand -
PT1.S3.Q9 - Environmentally damaging accidentsStimulus 1. Fines against environmental accidents are so high that it costs more to pay the fine than prevent the incident. 2. If a business value…
... safeguards. If this is true, the conclusion doesn't follow. Therefore, A ... like me, you made an assumption if you selected this answer ... could actually strengthen the argument. If businesses meet the sufficient condition of _ ... -
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Logical Reasoning Help: Necessary AssumptionHello all, I'm having a bit of trouble parsing out the language I find in any NA question stimulus. I often have to take bullet notes or diagram, whi…
... bit of trouble parsing out the language I find in ... has to be true if the conclusion is true (read from Ellen ... make the conclusion potentially valid. So, I understand what a necessary assumption is ... , but I can't quite grasp the concept ... -
PT4.S1.Q11- The right of private businessesHow to find the background info vs. premise vs. conclusion in PT4.S1.Q11. I could not for the life of me figure out which sentences in the stimulu…
How to find the background info vs. premise vs. conclusion in PT4.S1.Q11.
I could not for the ... sentences in the stimulus were the premises and which were the conclusion (and perhaps ... -
Broke through 170!After nearly 8 months of studying, I've finally made the leap into the 170s. I feel so relieved and happy that all this work is paying off. To giv…
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2) Complete understanding of Sufficient vs. Necessary, and how to translate ... could identify the structure and specifically how the premise relates to the conclusion, and ... therefore realize that all the ... -
NA questions, Blocking or Bridging?Can anyone explain to me when to use a blocking or bridging NA, I always find myself getting easier NA questions wrong bc I'm zeroed in on the conclu…
... 'm zeroed in on the conclusion and if there is ... I assume its a Sufficient Assumption AC and it's ... tend to zero into the conclusion and end up getting ... right, but not all the time. I guess my ... something can be sufficient and necessary at the same time? Thank ... -
Difference Between MSS and SA QuestionsI grasp the concepts behind both -- or at least I think I do. I am having a problem truly explaining to myself the substantive difference between the…
... to myself the substantive difference between the two. The way I imagine Sufficient Assumption questions ... is that they are the invisible connector between the premise and conclusion ... -
PT6.S3.Q7 - Can someone explain to me why the answer isn't D?Can someone explain to me why the answer isn't D? My thinking was that D has to be assumed because if helmet wouldn't prevent the fatality then the…
... head injuries, thereby reducing the cost to taxpayers. Therefore ... the following is an assumption upon which the author's conclusion ... br />
(C) The medical costs associated with treating ... and horseback riders, the jurisdiction's primary concerns ... -
For those of you who are feeling depressed....WARNING LONG READ Hi yall, it has now been approximately a month since i got my LSAT score and I really wasn't sure how I was feeling and lost wi…
... It's something that supports the conclusion ...... Well actually KNOWING and ... and draw an arrow to the conclusion. It's super important ... almost like intuition. Contrapositives, negations, sufficient assumption, necessary assumptions, etc. you going ... -
PT68.3.18 - "The chairperson of Acme Corporation..."Hello, 7Sagers! Been awhile, hope everyone's easing into a nice LDW :) I posted this on the question's discussion board but was hoping for a va…
... said, allowed for the mere _possibility_ that the conclusion may not follow _if_ ... thing, (E) is banking on the assumption I mentioned, and maybe others ... ” and where a negated necessary assumption is allowed to fall within ... -
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)
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PT91.S2.Q13 - Psychotherapist: The troubles from which...(D) is clearly correct, but I'm having trouble articulating why (C) doesn't work. Here is my articulation: At its core I think it comes down to a…
... comes down to a necessary vs. sufficient concept. Not like "C ... is sufficient but not necessary" but like this: the stimulus is ... help a patient heal, the psychotherapist MUST focus on positive ... by changing their relationships." BUT the stimulus wasn't saying " ... -
PTF97.S1.Q11 - The book is either by Deerson or else by JonesHi everyone! I am a little confused on this question, specifically on Answer Choice E. Because it is a Pattern MOR Q, I broke down the logic in the …
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I represented the conclusion with probably because I ... with the structure we need
B: Incorrect, assumption required ... K m-> MD Conclusion: M probably MD. Direct ... that also mimics the Qs argument. Maybe because the conclusion comes first? ... -
Help appreciated PT84 S3 Q21Posting this again in the discussions to gain more traction because I'm really not understanding this one. This question still doesn't sit right …
... be less than sufficient even after perusing the comments. The stimulus provides us ... plays off the assumption I made while reading the stimulus. If the simplification of ... with regulations. If the answer is yes, then the conclusion works.
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Would /F and /J be an "or" sufficient condition or an "and" sufficient condition for /M?M → F /J → /M _______ /M I took the contrapositive of M > F which got me /F > /M Then I inferred that /F **or** /J would net me /M. Which me…
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I took the contrapositive of M > F ... split** in the sufficient condition.
Which means the sufficient assumption for /M would ... I missing some other possible sufficient assumption. -
PT10.S1.Q05 - Some people have questioned why the Homeowners Association..Flaw: Conditional Logic Flaw 1. A wants a mayor to help attract more businesses, THEN Cooper is the only one to support. 2. A is supporting Coop…
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Conclusion: A wants to attract ... The author mistakes what is necessary to be sufficient ... supporting cooper! But the conclusion is FALSE. does ... -
Need Help Please! Not sure if my logic is correct on a question.Someone tell me if I'm correct in this logic. This is for question #2. Here is the link. https://7sage.com/lesson/quiz-on-finding-sufficient-assum…
... because this answer would effect the conclusion. Say you had more ... → /A? This would make the conclusion invalid. It has to be ... are A which pulls from the conclusion by saying, “No, G ... doesn’t allow the conclusion to be valid so the sufficient assumption that N—& ... -
PT9.S2.Q23 - Rich and Poor FarmersIs the idea that this is a one premise argument where answer choice (A) just contraposes to the desired conclusion? That is, are we to assume that "A…
Is the idea that this is a ... choice (A) just contraposes to the desired conclusion? That is, are we ... poor" thus serves as a sufficient assumption for "All rich farmers are ... -
PT30.S2.Q22 - The Rattlesnake Question and Perceived RelevanceI learned a subtle but crucial characteristic of necessary assumptions today, and am excited to share it with you: Be careful when dismissing a Ne…
... when dismissing a Necessary Assumption answer on the basis of it appearing ... to the argument in the stimulus. "Relevance" is more the domain of Sufficient Assumptions ... -
PT12.S4.Q6 - Chronic Fatigue SyndromeThis necessary assumption question discusses the treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) with a newly developed drug. CFS is associated with thre…
... make the argument valid and would fall short of being a sufficient assumption ... ? (2) The conclusion in the stimulus takes the results of the experiments with the new drug ... general claim that arguably strengthens the conclusion in isolation but that does ... -
PTF97.S3.Q22 - Bicycles on the left hand of the road...For question 22, I was between choices A & C and I'm having trouble reasoning why the answer is C. A) These places also have laws about other aspe…
... that riding on the left vs not riding on the left doesn't ... who decided to follow the law). However, the assumption in this seems (that ... ) to be greater than the assumption made for A (that other ... -
PTC.S2.Q22 - My notes on reaching the correct answerThis question was doozy. I wanted to share with others my notes on how I got the correct answer during Blind Review. During the timed test, I would m…
... also thought that the sentence in question was the conclusion of the argument. I ... had to ask myself what the author ... /Subconclusion: Therefore it is not sufficient to be in your house ... -
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 ... -
would this be a curve breaker question?stimulus : "There can be a known known only if theres a known unknown, but there can never be an unknown unknown without a known unknown. Thus, e…
... is unknown."
the conclusion above follows logically if which ... one of the following is assumed?
... inspired by the "Rumsfeld Matrix." What would be a sufficient assumption for ... did you find it on the easier end of SA ... -
Practice Identifying LR Question TypesIs there anywhere we can practice just matching a given question stem for an LR question to an LR question type? I find that when I know the question…
... find that when I know the question type, I can approach ... the question in a far better ... . Example: Q -- "Which of the following most helps to justify ..." A -- Pseudo Sufficient Assumption -
is this a curvebreaker question?stimulus : "There can be a known known only if theres a known unknown, but there can never be an unknown unknown without a known unknown. Thus, ev…
... unknown."
question : the conclusion above follows logically if which ... one of the following is assumed?
... inspired by the "Rumsfeld Matrix." What would be a sufficient assumption for ... you find it on the easier end of SA ... -
PT94.S4.Q13 - If the natural history museum...UPDATE: False alarm - I was in too deep. AC E is a fine conditional statement alone, but it does not fit into the premise chain. Obviously, you can't…
... budget next year
conclusion: exceed budget this year --& ... next year**. This would allow the conclusion: **exceed budget this year** ... still gets me to the correct conclusion. I guess I just ... this year and cannot be sufficient.
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