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CausationI have watched this lesson at least five times. I tried to do the questions but I can't weaken the argument. I don't know how to apply the Causatio…
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1. Recognize that the argument is using causation. a and ... relationship.
so definitely memorize those, but also use what ... . But once you identify the argument as causation - you have a ... -
PT39.S2.Q12 - it is wrong for the government to restrict the liberty of individualshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-2-question-12/ hello, I just want to make sure weather my reasoning was right. It was infer q…
... can be divined by context, common sense, and the process of ... tempts us to use our common ways of speaking to trip ... a list.
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Coming to a realization.... need validation.Hi All: I've come to a realization that I am just simply not ready for the June LSAT. I'm still going to try my best, walk in there, and see what …
... an umbrella when its raining...common knowledge: people generally don't ... either help or hurt the argument
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Anyone take PT 72 (June 2014) nervous about MondayIn my opinion, and based off of what I've seen on these forums, PT 72, or the June 2014 test was extremely difficult. I scored 4 points lower than m…
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PT 50--beginning of the major changes?I just took PT 50 and I felt like I did not even know how to complete the exam. I have familiarized myself with the test since December, but I felt …
... an airtight understanding of the argument.
For example, you ... instance, I found it really common on the later PTs that ... -
PT49.S2.Q11 - cholesterol, which is a known factor in coronary heart diseasehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-2-question-11/ While the right answer choice is very clear to me, it would be great if someone co…
... this kind of positive correlation argument. http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat ... author already recognizes that the argument is more or less ... lining up, possibly indicating a common cause. It's like ... help the author make his argument by:
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Re-taking in October. Best Plan?I took the June LSAT and scored 150. Needless to say, I would like to do better next time around. I had a pretty demanding job this past year (as man…
... % down cold).
If flaws are your weak point, that ... flaws you will naturally improve in your ability to read for argument ... -
I just can't find the flawHello All, I finished 7Sage's curriculum and now working on The Trainer. I see how they complement each other. I have an essential question and ve…
... chapter regarding the overview of flaws and it was easiest for ... +1 not 3 flaws).
The different flaws relate to the ... whether the author of the argument does this by focusing on ... -
Is Parallel Flaw harder than Parallel Reasoning?Is it me or parallel flaw is more challenging than parallel reasoning, and it requires more intuition. I just started that section in my 7sage course…
... just by eliminating non-matching flaws and outright eliminating any answer ... does not present a flawed argument. These questions can be more ... the stem tells you the argument is flawed--you just have ... -
June 2007.S2.Q17 - hospital executive: at a recent conferencehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-june-2007-section-2-question-17/ The correct answer choice is B: "[t]he argument relies on the testimony of …
... attacking a premise of the argument. Isn't that suspect? Should ... be expected to have enough "common sense" to know that computer ... -
did you do this?I am interested in knowing what people, who had/have the 7sage curriculum, did during the curriculum. I am particularly interested in if those indivi…
... and work on your flaws bro, because this argument is flawed in ... later problem sets. If your argument was valid, then you would ... -
did you do this?I am interested in knowing what people, who had/have the 7sage curriculum, did during the curriculum. I am particularly interested in if those indivi…
... and work on your flaws bro, because this argument is flawed in ... later problem sets. If your argument was valid, then you would ... -
PT20.S1.Q02 - a director of the rexx pharmaceutical companyhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-1-question-02/ Ok, I am pretty pissed I missed this because I felt like I got it right when I did…
... the medicine" is a fairly common usage of the word.
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Does "A causes B" equal to A -->B?Hi, guys, I am confused with the relationship between "causation" and conditional logic. Could anyone give me some help? According to the lessons, it…
... it to try to find flaws in causation. I would go ... understanding of causation and the flaws therein. You're most likely ... on the gaps in the argument. As @brna0714 said, LSAC's ... -
Your struggle question type(s).What was/is the question type(s) that you struggle with? How did you get over your struggle? What word of advice can you give to someone struggling w…
... the argument type questions played off of a flaw or flaws that ... pretty much started over with Flaws and moved forward again, but ... -
Favorite Logical Reasoning Resources?Hey guys! Just wanted to ask what you think the best resources for Logical Reasoning are out there. I would especially like to work on parallel reaso…
... well you understand what the argument is telling you, how they ... on the same old flaws; learn these flaws front and back so ... -
Wrong LR QuestionsI notice that I tend to get a bunch of easier LR questions wrong, which is incredibly frustrating. A lot of the time, the question type/category vari…
... have a handle on the argument because the choices are designed ... has a great intro into flaws, and it sounds like that ... -
PSA SA NA Flaw HelpSo based on 9 LSATs so far with 7sage, these 4 categories are my worst. I am averaging a 164 (low of 162 and high of 170), but this could definitely …
... of the gaps in the argument as flaws, then as you improve ... about that. Just get your flaws above 90-95% and it ... -
PSA SA NA Flaw HelpSo based on 9 LSATs so far with 7sage, these 4 categories are my worst. I am averaging a 164 (low of 162 and high of 170), but this could definitely …
... of the gaps in the argument as flaws
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PT38.S4.Q14 - reducing speed limitshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-38-section-4-question-14/ The conclusion is that reducing speed limits neither saves lives nor protects the…
The flaw in the argument is that the author is ... common knowledge).
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Flaw and MSSHello, on all of my preptests, even after reviewing all the lessons and explanations I still miss Flaw and MSS questions, is there something I missed…
... basically trickles down into every argument, except for objective questions ... to analyse flaws in arguments. After reading every argument, I always ... support it. When tackling any argument, always ask yourself 1) ... what is the argument taking for granted, and ... -
Flaw and MSSHello, on all of my preptests, even after reviewing all the lessons and explanations I still miss Flaw and MSS questions, is there something I missed…
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For flaws, one easy way to start ... br /> Concluding that because an argument fails, the opposite outcome is ... br /> Part v. Whole flaws
Relativity flaws (the smellier donkey may ... A
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45.1.18 There is evidence to suggestOK, this is another one that I just can't wrap my head around the correct answer choice relative to an incorrect answer choice. This is getting beyo…
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The flaw in the argument is that the author assumes ... , then this severely weakens the argument that they were polished to ... -
53.1.3 Science columnist: It is clearI think I am making this one way harder than it needs to be, but I have been spinning my wheels for a half hour on this one. I don't understand how …
... argument is saying, "Humans and cats have so many diseases in common ... we know in the argument because the argument does not provide us ... have so many diseases in common is because cats are genetically ... the two groups have in common have no genetic bases, then ... -
Weaken Questions DifficultiesCan someone clarify the strategy used to solve weaken questions. I understand not "attacking" the premise but to indeed attack the support however, i…
... true for purposes of the argument.
Weakening questions ... flaw in reasoning, perhaps multiple flaws. We need to identify those ... flaws and bring them to light ... and using that against the argument. Find that crack in the ... -
Conditional Answer Choices for STRENGTHEN/WEAKENHi thanks in advance if anyone can help. How should I deal with conditional answer choices in strengthen and weaken questions. Does it matter if the …
... find an answer that the argument fails to consider that explains ... they often deal with flaws that the argument fails to consider, the ... -
A confusion between conditional logic and causationHi 7sagers, I just had a confusion cause by PT 68 section 2 question 24. JY's explanation is if Hormone causes Stress, then reducing Hormone can redu…
... ) are very different from causal flaws (a common third cause, spurious correlation ... -
PT 53, (Dec 2007), Sec 1, #3 (Please help me understand this)I don't understand how B is the answer. In the lessons regarding weakening, I was under the impression that we were to look for ways to weaken the co…
... have so many diseases in common is because cats are genetically ... defeat this argument, you have to prove that the diseases common between ... they have more diseases in common with nonhuman primates than with ... C doesn't affect the argument at all, and is therefore ... -
Purely vs OnlyWould "purely", "merely", and "solely" function the same way "only" functions in the conditional logic or reasoning with "only" being necessary condi…
In a nutshell, I would say yes. The above words all share the core definition common with "only". I think a lot of it would depend on context of the argument and statement. Do you have an example? -
Trainer???May I ask: what is the trainer?
... for its great explanation on Flaws. It really helped me to ... have a flaw in the argument that needs to be assessed ...
