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What's the most LSAT way to weaken/strengthen this commonly featured argument?premise: Group A took medicine X. premise: Group B did not take medicine X. BUT identical results were found in both groups. conclusion: Hence, X …
... would call into question the hypothesis that the medicine is ineffective ... arguments, argument by analogy, and phenomenon/hypothesis argument. Very thoughtful and helpful ... -
How to do LR Cookie Cutter Review@Sami @"Cant Get Right" @NotMyName Hey Sages, I've read about different methods of doing Cookie Cutter Review, but I was curious how you guys do it…
... . This can include things like phenomenon/hypothesis, cause/effect, sufficiency/necessity, correlation ... if you're given a phenomenon/hypothesis. Strengthen question? You have to ... -
Improving comprehension of LR stimuliI'm finding that a lot of the time, I have to read the stimulus twice before I fully comprehend what has been written, no matter how slowly I read th…
... for argument by analogy and phenomenon/hypothesis as well. By shifting my ... -
Patterns in LR QuestionsIn every webinar and in most student testimonials, people mention identification of patterns as being one of the key processes to answering quickly a…
... conditional logic, the common flaws, phenomenon/hypothesis, causation, and the big picture ... -
How to Practice RCOk so I’m on the first section of the CC reading comp but I have a few questions... When I’m doing the problem sets should I go through them untim…
... example, some common structures are: phenomenon, hypothesis 1, hypothesis 2, evaluation; description, analysis ... -
Patterns in LR QuestionsIn every webinar and in most student testimonials, people mention identification of patterns as being one of the key processes to answering quickly a…
... conditional logic, the common flaws, phenomenon/hypothesis, causation, and the big picture ... -
How to Practice RCOk so I’m on the first section of the CC reading comp but I have a few questions... When I’m doing the problem sets should I go through them untim…
... example, some common structures are: phenomenon, hypothesis 1, hypothesis 2, evaluation; description, analysis ... -
Patterns in LR QuestionsIn every webinar and in most student testimonials, people mention identification of patterns as being one of the key processes to answering quickly a…
... conditional logic, the common flaws, phenomenon/hypothesis, causation, and the big picture ... -
Strategy for question types, please let me know if I'm on the right trackHi I'm almost pushing into the 170s and I'm trying to solidify my strategy for LR. Right now I read the question stem, read the stimulus and find the…
... cutter argument this (e.g. phenomenon/hypothesis, causal, argument by analogy) is ... -
Question on Flaw TypesHey all, Can we think that "confusing a possible solution as the only solution" to be similar to "confusing the sufficient for necessary", or is t…
... , this is actually how a phenomenon-hypothesis argument (formally, abductive reasoning) works ... . The phenomenon is that Samantha is looking ... that's a pretty good hypothesis. But without considering other possibilities ... -
Can anyone give me some tips on improving at weakening questions?I keep getting these questions wrong almost every time I am confronted with one. SOS.
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Go over Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis Questions and Flaw-Descriptive Weakening ... -
PT24.S3.Q23I don't understand how B is correct. It states that "a piece of narrow floorboard was NOT SIGNIFICANTLY LESS EXPENSIVE than a piece of wide floorboar…
... /> The argument gives you a phenomenon/hypothesis stimulus
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LSAT - RegressingI am in panic mode - which I know isn't going to help the situation. I have been scoring in the low-mid 160s for months. I take my second LSAT next w…
... argument by analogy, cause effect, phenomenon hypothesis. I would write down what ... on the analogy, cause effect, phenomenon hypothesis as well, all under the ... -
My Guide to Reading Comprehension Part 1 (Long-ish Post)Hi 7sagers! Given that several people expressed interest in my RC methodology, here is the basic outline of my approach for the Reading Comprehen…
... some very complex or unexpected phenomenon that was noticed in nature ... paragraph will give me a hypothesis to explain what comes next ... . So an example might be "phenomenon/hypothesis" or "OPA (other people's ... -
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…
... framework to look for is phenomenon/hypothesis or scientific method. Check for ... -
POE for RC?My score in RC very much fluctuates. While I'm still practicing to read actively and note the overall structure/main point/view points/tone etc. befo…
... a causal relationship, a phenomenon hypothesis, an alternate opinion/ hypothesis, critics, author's ... -
Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... you to exercise more. Classic phenomenon-hypothesis, aka correlation-causation. Conspicuously, there ... recognized this up front as phenomenon-hypothesis, this tracks exactly along what ... -
LR pattern of getting 2nd half of section wrong...Please help me understand why?!I've noticed that when I practice questions on LR I consistently get the harder half wrong and the easier half right. Does any one have advice for ho…
... weakening questions will use the phenomenon/ hypothesis set up and then the ... explanation of why/how the phenomenon happened, common answer choices would ... versus sub group confusion, when phenomenon is not present the effect ... -
PT33.S1.Q20 - I thought we weren't allowed to attack the premises for strengthen/weaken questionsSo this particular question has about 8 years worth of comments and about as much time's worth of confusion regarding why D weakens the argument beca…
... the lessons on “Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis Questions” might be helpful to ... -
PT33.S1.Q20 - I thought we weren't allowed to attack the premises for strengthen/weaken questionsSo this particular question has about 8 years worth of comments and about as much time's worth of confusion regarding why D weakens the argument beca…
... the lessons on “Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis Questions” might be helpful to ... -
PT33.S1.Q20 - I thought we weren't allowed to attack the premises for strengthen/weaken questionsSo this particular question has about 8 years worth of comments and about as much time's worth of confusion regarding why D weakens the argument beca…
... the lessons on “Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis Questions” might be helpful to ... -
How do I know I'm making a reasonable assumption on strengthen/weaken questions?Hiii, I've gone through the CC and taken a few PTs, and I notice that my main problem in LR is that I tend to make unreasonable assumptions. Espec…
... causation/correlation, argument by analogy, phenomenon/hypothesis reason for it to be ... -
What is the best tactic for 153?Hi everyone. I will take the LSAT on Nov 12th. I have started to prepare in August. In this short time, I finished a book and watched 7Sage videos. I…
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Get solid on phenomenon/hypothesis and causal reasoning
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PTB.S1.Q16 - In a town containing a tourist attractionCan someone explain how D is the correct answer to PTB S1 Q16? Is it correct because it simply has no impact on the argument?
... attraction. We have an alternative phenomenon hypothesis.
(B) The people ... more often. Again, an alternative phenomenon hypothesis.
(C) People are trying ... less on the attraction. Alternative phenomenon hypothesis.
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Please help me with the reading compHello friends, I have been studying over the last 4 months and have seen a SIGNIFICANT improvement on my LR, currently averaging about 1-4 incorrect …
... the passage: Is it a Phenomenon-Hypothesis, Profile, Clash of viewpoints Problem ... -
Please help me with the reading compHello friends, I have been studying over the last 4 months and have seen a SIGNIFICANT improvement on my LR, currently averaging about 1-4 incorrect …
... the passage: Is it a Phenomenon-Hypothesis, Profile, Clash of viewpoints Problem ... -
Hypothesis v. StatementHi, I come across this problem in argument part questions: is a hypothesis the same thing as a statement? I usually eliminate the wrong answer ch…
... argument part questions: is a hypothesis the same thing as a ... " or B) "this is a hypothesis for which the author supports ... choices that call it a hypothesis when it is a statement ... in the third week" a hypothesis? -
Hypothesis on Harder Argument Part and Main Point QuestionsWe all know what AP and MP questions are, but I have ran into many harder AP and MP questions where the stimuli does not actually explicitly state th…
... . However, this is only a hypothesis based on my experience, so ... to confirm or reject this hypothesis.
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How to tell the difference between just argument and causation weakening questionsCould someone clarify the best way to tell the difference between weakening questions where the argument is a simple argument and where the argument …
... involves a change in a phenomenon? Does this always hold true ... causation is not attacking the hypothesis or phenomenon, but it would still ... -
PT70.S1.Q09 - astronomer: proponents of the hypothesisOkay, BR-group people, don't get at me for this one (though I won't blame you if you do)... but I missed this question in my personal blind review, w…
... is evidence against [the hypothesis that life evolved extraterrestrially]" ... but that the hypothesis could be regarded as ... had evidence against another hypothesis and no evidence ... there is evidence against that hypothesis" referring to exactly?
