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ReasoningHi I was hoping someone could answer a question that i have been struggling with. In the question stem what is the difference between "reasoning" and…
... ; the premises support the conclusion and together the form a whole argument. ... the premises add up to support the conclusion? This is the reasoning of the argument ... .
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PT plans until December LSATHi, this is the first time writing anything on the board, so I'm a bit nervous, so bear with me. I am preparing for December LSAT. Last week, I hav…
... The most important aspect of the PT phase isn't the taking of the ... , get to core of the argument and develop a deep understanding ... in the long run. As I said before, the most important ... part of the process is Blind ... -
Trainer???May I ask: what is the trainer?
... heard of the Sultan of Swat? The Titan of Terror? The Colossus of ... Clout? The King of ... has problem sets.
Most notably, it's known for ... types have a flaw in the argument that needs to be assessed ... -
Logical Reasoning Breaking 20QHelp!! Can't do more than 16 LR Q with 80% accuracy. Tips?? I want to touch 20
... it. First I read the argument as many times as ...
For example:
Argument: A controlled experiment found blah ... blah blah
Question: Most Strongly supported
Answers ... 100% understand the argument prior to touching the answers. Otherwise ... -
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…
... you should not find. The only questions you do not ... to find the conclusion are must be true and most strongly supported ... may be able to make the argument that it isn't necessary ... may cost you the opportunity to fully understand the statement. Finding ... -
PT.51 S1 Q8How is is C the correct answer... I'm not seeing the connection. Someone please help! The conclusion is "we can now dismiss the widely held suspi…
... question.
The argument starts with its conclusion: the conventional wisdom that ... The study wouldn't be really testing anything important. However, most ... glaringly is the problem with the control group: it ... -
PT 20 / Section 1 / Question 9If AC "C" only said "children tend to have more acute tastes: therefore, they zero in on foods with the most distinctive tastes" I would have seen it…
... for the particular portion of the meal that had the most ... distinctive flavor (even though that particular portion was not the ... a necessary assumption, because the argument would become weaker if ... such an attack against the argument. Back to your ... -
PT. 51 S3 Q12Can someone please explain this question... I'm not really sure what's even going on in the stimulus. <font color=red>Admin edit: Here's the passa…
... that the damn stimulus is so long/convoluted It's a most ... 't really need to evaluate the argument (if there is any) in ... que.
Breakdown of the argument: To me, it seems as ... 't really need to analyze the argument, but it is good practice ... -
More than 10 point difference BR vs timed PT!Hello folks, Here it is me whining again. When I BR, I score in the 160s but when I do timed PT, I can't pass the 146-147. I did most of 7Sage's vid…
... haven't really gone through the curriculum thoroughly it might ... Analytics shows you are missing the most questions and focus on ... sense of structure and identify the argument parts, conclusion, premise and ... difficult for most of us, and you are not the only ... -
Difference in degree in answer choice should be compatible with stim: 38 LR2 #25Stim says: European music is sophisticated because it's intelligible The choice D says: unintelligibility and "most" sophisticated music is correl…
... t explain away the issue in the OP with the question as ... "most sophisticated music" correlating with unintelligibility could be compatible with the argument in the ... stim.
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PT76- S4- Q24 - Many introductory undergradute sciencePurpose of proving grounds: Designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades i…
... some students -other than- the most committed ones slip by and ... its goal of allowing only the most committed ones.
... about science are among the students most committed to being ... unstated would be necessary should the argument hold.
PT76- S4- Q24 - Many introductory undergradute sciencePurpose of proving grounds: Designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades i…
@jidazhengqian logically all we know is that ... purpose in ensuring that only the most committed pass. We're ... the most committed, then the conclusion is destroyed. Why? Because the author is saying the ... But, if Karen is among the most committed, then it doesn't ...Stuck at 163..Tips on RC?Thanks to this forum, all the comments I've seen are very supportive and helpful 163 LR:-2,-3 LG:-0 RC: -13 What are the recommendations fo…
... to admit the most apposite metaphor."
The 'but' above functions logically as ... 'and', but it also indicates some opposition between the ... work logically as 'and', 'or', or 'if, then', just ignore the incoherent ...Could really use some guidance.I am getting really flustered to be completely honest. I am not getting much better at this test due to the fact that I just tend to overthink every …
... out the argument and separate it out from the rest of the horseshit. Thats the most ... invalid argument forms, a working knowledge (not necessarily memorization) of the common ... and most importantly accuracy. Practice these concepts constantly, even in the PT ...PT62.S2.Q19 - in west calvertonI wrote out my conditional for answer choice E as this: Independent--> (/TF and EB) Is that ok? The video wrote Independent and /TF--> EB. …
... --> EB if it said the stores sell one or both ... instances where the diff between 'most' and 'some' is germane to the argument, but ... . A store could be in the minority and only sell lizards ...How much time does BR take / what section specific strategies do you have ?for LR /LG and RC. I think I am not doing the BR as thoroughly as it should be done (not taking the time to eliminate all wrong answers etc ) My goal…
... process, I can see the argument of BRing the entire test. As ... ... ever. Lastly, and perhaps the most important reason for only BRing ... points out in the beginning, one of the most dangerous aspects of ... with 100% confidence that the wrong answers are wrong and ...Weaken, Principle and FlawI've gotten to a point where the only types of questions I'm missing are weaken, principle or flaw questions. I usually am on the right path to the c…
... with the argument THEN proceed to review the answers. Often the ... />
1. Logically, the argument incorrectly equates Not Always (0 ... Mixes apples and oranges: The argument defines Rational in terms of ... Humans do not have the Capacity. For example:
PT63.S3.Q18 - the probability of avoiding heart diseaseThis question just doesn't seem to click for me any which way I look at it... I don't see how answer choice (A) is the correct answer. If someone has…
... Say we are charitable to the argument and link up our ... br />
Answer C: The argument never states that something "should ... "should not" be done. The argument only describes a set of ... Answer E: This is probably the most attractive wrong answer choice, ...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/…
... is posited by one of the most powerful theories (in terms of ... things or not, the author claims that most of them are and ... bit of an overlap between the most explanatory theories and those with ... don't have to make the argument foolproof, just get it on ...Doubt in necessary assumptionI was reading the Trainer and I came through a simple example "She does not consume too much caffeine because she only drinks one cup of coffee a da…
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@"Grey Warden" Here’s the relevant lesson for negation in ... translate it into a more logically understandable form. I like If ... (or a SOME statement) with the necessary condition negated.
the argument.Narrowed down my weaknessHello everyone, I have narrowed down my weakness in LR section to Flaw, PFlaw and SA questions. Mostly getting these questions wrong. I was wondering…
... a handle on, and the Parallel Flaw probably the most difficult, as it ... would require mastering the "garden variety ... be), and try to read the argument like this:
We know ...Need help with a question type that isn't represented in my notes.Took super detailed notes so either I missed it in the course or it is not in there yet. As follows: "Which one of the following would be most us…
... assumption made in the argument. For the correct answer choice, the two opposing ... weaken the argument. For the wrong answers, either they are unrelated to the argument, or the ... the following would be most useful to know in order to evaluate the argument ...Need help with a question type that isn't represented in my notes.Took super detailed notes so either I missed it in the course or it is not in there yet. As follows: "Which one of the following would be most us…
Treat it the same way as "The answer to which one of the following questions would most help in evaluating the argument above" questions. The answers will just be worded slightly different.Strengthen/Weaken Q-typeI have a question regarding strengthen and weaken questions: If I am stuck between two AC's, could I simply try to put both of them into the argument…
... , one of the ACs will weaken the argument, while the other of the two will ... nothing, or at the very most it'll simply flick the argument - AS J ... .Y. likes to say, the ...Doubt in causationHey, I was wondering that when we say that A causes B, do we understand it to mean that whenever A will happen B shall follow or does such a causal r…
... of reasons:
Most of the time the LSAT arguments say there ... else could explain the observed correlation. This argument is saying that ... a guess that most people would think about the flaw in ... appears to be part of the argument that there's no causal ...PT60.S1.Q13 - many economists claim that financial rewardsWhy is B incorrect? How does C weaken the argument? Thanks! https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-1-question-13
... and "B" really contributes the most to this. There are a ... something like "most" in order to weaken an argument. In other ... rewards provide the STRONGEST incentive (thus weakening the argument of the author)? No ... a high salary as the most desirable feature of a ...PT60.S1.Q13 - many economists claim that financial rewardsWhy is B incorrect? How does C weaken the argument? Thanks! https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-1-question-13
... entirely on understanding the argument in the stimulus.
The argument in the stimulus is ... salary not being the most desirable feature. Again, the surveys the author is ... insurance and high bonuses are the most desirable features. If this ...PT60.S1.Q13 - many economists claim that financial rewardsWhy is B incorrect? How does C weaken the argument? Thanks! https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-1-question-13
... of the premise and the conclusion. The premise mentions that salary is not the most ... important, and the conclusion says that financial rewards are not the most important. The ... not a fair comparison to the original argument.The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
I think the danger with this (and most other) shortcuts is ... for most such "some people say" questions the conclusion ... , and the actual conclusion in the argument is that "the sites are ... musicians too). The "blame" appeared nowhere in the original statement ...What to do with an LR question stem that has a lot of contextual information?JY is recommending reading the LR question stem first and figure out what question type it is before moving on the the stimulus, which I fully agree …
... right back to the stimulus, trying to understand the argument as well as ... , etc" and proceed to read the argument accordingly. Just make sure you ... approach the rare oddball, and I'd go with whatever makes most ...
