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"Will" as a necessary condition indicatorCould someone please provide some example sentences where "will" is used as an indicator for a necessary condition?
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What does attacking a premise mean exactly?I have been at times confused about the exact meaning of attacking a premise. When a stimulus includes a study that says, for example, most peopl…
... exact meaning of attacking a premise.
When a stimulus ... is considered as attacking the premise, right?
But if ... , it is not attacking the premise.
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Lawgic: Group 4 indicator and double negative (or not)Hi, I was making up statements to practice and I'm confused about how "no" works when there is a double negative (or what I think is double negative)…
... a Group 4 Necessary Condition indicator. The first idea is "Fail ... -
Will an answer choice in Assumption Questions ever repeat the conclusion or a premise?I suppose the title is self-explanatory, but I ran across a question in particular (LSAT 58, Section 4, Question 21) regarding lottery winners and te…
... restating of the conclusion or premise? Or will the seemingly like ... -
Logical Indicator WordsCan anyone quickly tell me if "for" is a logical indicator word?
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PT49.S2.Q12 - it is primarily by raising interest rateshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-2-question-12/ Just wondered if anyone could provide some insight into how they approached this q…
... explanation, I see how each premise supports the main conclusion as ... sentence? Also, is "accordingly" a indicator that is seen regularly? -
Diagramming Conditionals without indicator wordsSo I'm two months into studying for the Oct. LSAT and am working on improving my accuracy regarding necessary assumption questions. I encountered 2 p…
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Active Reading Webinar NotesHey guys I was at the Active Reading Webinar last night and I typed up a bunch of notes for people who couldn't attend. I had to leave early for wor…
... year: This is our premise and enforces the fact ... /> c. Stop and compare premise to conclusion
i. ... /> 5. Circle “should”: conclusion indicator
6. Underline “highest priority ... word)
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Is "as long as" a sufficient condition indicator?Is "as long as" a sufficient condition indicator or does it depend on context? ex) As long as you study for the LSAT, you will get into any law sc…
... long as" a sufficient condition indicator or does it depend on ... -
Main point of argumentWhile working on main point of argument i noticed that some do not have conclusion indicators but i might see counter premise indicators (However is …
... but i might see counter premise indicators (However is one that ... that but was also a indicator.. are there any videos or ... -
RC Annotation Method and BR (GNP vs. Human Indicators passage)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... br /> • Political Economists: The best indicator of economic health is the ... GNP. Don’t mistake a premise for the conclusion:
... fundamentals. This is simply a premise that supports the author’s ... . This is simply a premise that supports the author’s ... -
Difference between the terms premise and support?I just finished the Assumptions and Weakening lessons. I feel like I'm following the subject matter and doing well on the questions, but sometimes ge…
... difference between what is the premise and what is support. Are ... the basic concept of the premise supporting the conclusion, but feel ... -
PT17.S3.Q20 - in order to succeedHi all, I am quite puzzled by the answer to this question altogether. The answer to this is answer choice A (circular reasoning of the first sente…
... conclusion indicator of however pointed to this)." Thus, the premise and ... college degree
**Major Premise: The skeptics version of ... is only apparent**
Premise: without a college degree ... The addition of the major premise would, according to J. ... -
"All that is required" Sufficiency or Necessity indicator?I understand that "ALL" is a sufficiency indicator word, and "REQUIRE" is a necessity indicator word. I'm wondering then, what does the phrase "*…
... that "ALL" is a sufficiency indicator word, and "REQUIRE" is a ... necessity indicator word.
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PT55.S3.Q24 - it is popularly believed thatCan someone please confirm that I have this chain correct? I became confused with the "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming "cannot" is mo…
... "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming " ... the sufficient clause since this premise includes "unless." Please correct ... it is a group 4 indicator.
AV (Aesthetic ... OE (Objectively Evaluated)
Premise:
AV--->~WM
Flaws between Premise & Sub-conclusion vs. Sub-conclusion & Main ConclusionI just worked through PT 44.4.20 and noticed the flaw traced to the lack of support between the premise and sub-conclusion. This is the first time I'…
... lack of support between the premise and sub-conclusion. This is ...PT48.S4.Q21 - Sociologist: Traditional norms in our societySufficient Assumption question https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-48-section-4-question-21/ Under the timed condition, I got this question …
... (/B) (**B → /A**)
> Premise: Succeed (**C**) → Trust (**D**)
indicator? :(
Any help would ...Group 3 Indicator ConfusionHi everyone. I'm having trouble following the rules to translate a sentence with a group 3 indicator. The lesson states that it doesn't matter which …
... sentence with a group 3 indicator. The lesson states that it ...Conclusion Indicator TrapsHi all, I am currently going through the CC, specifically the weakening questions. I have found that in many of these questions, identifying the conc…
... are your experiences with conclusion indicator traps? Do they typically just ...Identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions?Is it necessary to identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions? So far I don't and have done well.
Is it necessary to identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions? So far I don't and have done well.Conditional Indicator "Except"I have been trying to stick to the group 1-4 method. Previously, if I read "except" I would make what follows the necessary condition and then simply…
... again, choose except as the indicator, make what follows the necessary ...Cause and effect vs. Premise and intermediate conclusionThe definition of an intermediate conclusion is that it supports another sentence, at the same time it's being supported by another sentence. But wh…
... between "cause and effect" and "premise and conclusion" can be quite ...Premise/Conclusion... Printing out notes?I am only starting out but I would like a simpler way to find premise/conclusion? Any help would be greatly appreciated! I struggled doing the proble…
... a simpler way to find premise/conclusion? Any help would be ...Getting confused with "furthermore".I can't recall if further more was one of our indicator words. I am getting confused, does furthermore introduced the main conclusion and follow the …
I can't recall if further more was one of our indicator words. I am getting confused, does furthermore introduced the main conclusion and follow the main premise?can someone help me with clarifying the concept of "attacking a premise"Now I'm very confused about "attacking a premise" JY mentioned that LSAT weakening answer choices never provide plausible evidence that is incompati…
... very confused about "attacking a premise"
JY mentioned that LSAT ... relationship, is actually attacking a premise.
Did I miss ...SA Q: how to know which premise to use, and which useless?Hey all, So for some SA Q that use logic and are formulaic, there are cases where there are 2 premises in the stimulus, and it turns out that you'…
... to the conclusion. The other premise is thus USELESS. How do ... you know/decide which premise to use?
An ... conclusion links up to ONE premise, and then use that as ... to the conclusion. the other premise is thus useless/nonrelavent.
Logical Reasoning: StatisticsAfter combing through numerous tests looking for ways to improve my logical reasoning score, I isolated a concept throughout the preptests that I was…
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Note: there are other indicator words, but these are the ...
comes from the context + premise
PT 51
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**Is the premise representative of the conclusion?**
premise to be representative of ...Premise Conclusion FlashcardsDoes anyone have experience with a list of all Premise and Conclusion indicators that can be made into flashcards? Looking to make a set for study…
Does anyone have experience with a list of all Premise and Conclusion indicators that can be made into flashcards?
Looking to make a set for studying purposes.
Any help would be much appreciated!Major Premise/ Sub ConclusionWhat is a major premise and a sub conclusion? Also what are other terminology words that I will need to know in relation to logical reasoning questio…
What is a major premise and a sub conclusion? Also what are other terminology words that I will need to know in relation to logical reasoning questions?Should I be notating premise and conclusion during timed PTs?Hi everyone, Whenever I take practice tests I don't actively parse out the stimulus like JY shows us in the CC. I might make a quick line or circ…
... circle to note the conclusion indicator and then proceed to scan ...
