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PT29.S1.Q22 Need fresh perspective! Comments so far don't completely answer my questions!So I picked C the first time around and I wanted to know if this would have been the correct answer if the stimulus had concluded that the government…
... need to identify the AC that gets you closest to your conclusion: The public's fear (of ... decision to limit the nuclear power plant's liability in case of a ... unwise decision? Because the financial security of the operators of these nuclear power plants ... -
Attacking sub-conclusions?In arguments, we're supposed to take premises as facts and question the conclusions. But intermediate conclusions are both used as premises (to suppo…
... premises (to support the main conclusion) and as conclusions in and of themselves ( ... were trying to evaluate the validity of an argument? Is is acceptable to attack or ... challenge a sub-conclusion ... -
PT10.S1.Q19 -Hey, could someone help? Been waiting two days for a response.Why does C weaken the argument if the low-income individuals aren't taxpayers? Isn't the city councilor's proposal to raise bus fares only meant to h…
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Conclusion: bus fares should be raised enough to cover the cost of the service ... using the logic of "if true", adding to the argument it does makes the argument weaker by ... -
PT8.S1.Q18 - Prehistoric wooden toolsCan someone explain to me why C is wrong and E is correct? I was pretty confident that C is the correct answer.
... to remember. It's really important to understand what attacking different parts of the argument ... look like. What it means to attack a premise vs. a conclusion ... -
PT39.S4.Q4: Why am I so terrible at necessary assumption questions?I thought the argument was a causal conclusion because of “increases.” Since the argument goes from correlation to causation, isn’t one of the assump…
... the argument/denies the conclusion. In certain circumstances, it’s appropriate for the answer to reject the conclusion ... amount to increase, the amount of TV viewing needs to go up. The argument requires that to ... -
LG tips for accuracy under time pressure from a 170+ scorerI made myself a reminder sheet for each section with recommendations/strategies to avoid errors I've previously made. Every section I do, I assess wh…
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- When re-reading a complex argument, use the indicator ... the conclusion? Why do the premises support or not support the conclusion?
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Progress not translating to better numbers!!!??? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Hi guys, Does anyone else feel like they are improving but it is not translating to a better LSAT score??? Like I feel I'm getting to more questions…
... : You need to go over the basics in the curriculum of finding conclusions. What ... wordy and you probably tend to misidentify the conclusion. Parallel questions come from ... just by learning how to identify conclusions/ doing the basics.
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Sufficient Assumption QuestionsHello all, I am having a VERY difficult time with Sufficient Assumptions. JY says use logic for these questions, but every time I TRY to use it, i…
... than having to do the mental gymnastics of trying to understand everything the argument is throwing ... is that when the premise is added to the argument, it forces the conclusion to follow. Typically ... -
how to consistently score in mid 170s?I received a score of 171 in 3 of my last 5 PTs, but I'm having trouble getting over this hump. My goal score is a 173 based on the new T-14 medians,…
... know what it means to weaken an argument, so you’re not ... misunderstanding what you’re being asked to ... is to identify the real cause of your errors. This is often 90% of the work ... -
2 basic questions over logical reasoning.#help Hi everyone! I have 2 questions. 1st. In logical reasoning, when the question stem asks for the **main point**, is that slightly differe…
... the conclusion; a conclusion is just a claim you are trying to prove via the ... are trying to convey in an argument. So yeah, try not to get ... />
2. The function of "not always" serves to deny the truth of a universal ...
