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help advice needed for discouraged applicantWhere do I start? I began my LSAT studies in April of this year, with a diagnostic of 146. I felt discouraged but I felt hopeful. However...after tak…
... it.. I totally understand that premise, however, I find most of ... -
IF AND ONLY IFCan someone explain to me the implication of this statement? I know it sets up a two way street between the two terms but why is that the case???
... /but only if (always together indicator)... but usually means and
I am terrible at strengthening questions!!!!I don't know how this is possible, but I really suck at answering Strengthening Questions, even though I answer Weakening Questions with ease. I unde…
... the Conclusion
Identify the Premise.
Pick the answer choice ...When would one negate the Sufficient side?Me and a student were studying when we got a bit confused over when to negate the sufficient. Consider these two examples: If you are a rabbit you a…
"No" is a negate necessary indicator, group 4. so, No rabbit is white = R-->/W or W-->/R
"If" is a sufficient indicator group 1. So, if you are a rabbit then you are white= R-->W or /W-->/R.Drop in score - Is it just too much?Hey, I was happy earlier this week. I scored my highest scores of 165, a 165 again, and then a 168. My Blind review was also great, somewhere in t…
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LR: Always identify Premise and conclusion. Read all the ...Step:0I know this curriculum identifies the first step as reading the question stem and then the stim, however I know that this is also somewhat controvers…
I always read the Question stem first. Then I know what "path" to go down.... either find the conclusion/premise, or piece together the information for an inference.Step:0I know this curriculum identifies the first step as reading the question stem and then the stim, however I know that this is also somewhat controvers…
... , I'm hunting for the premise-->conclusion core right from ... , and not hunting for a premise and conclusion that generally aren ...Feb Study PlanHello all! I plan on purchasing the 7Sage course soon and am planning out my schedule until Feb. I have been previously studying for the Dec and pos…
... , you identify the support from premise to conclusion and adjust according ...trouble with weakening and flaw questionsI've reviewed JY's videos, but I'm having issues. On the most recent tests I've done, I'm getting ~55% of these questions. On the weakening, I'm tryi…
... , find the conclusion and the premise. There will ALWAYS be a ... . Just look for why the premise doesn't support the conclusion ... , just why, when reading the premise, it doesn't help support ...trouble with weakening and flaw questionsI've reviewed JY's videos, but I'm having issues. On the most recent tests I've done, I'm getting ~55% of these questions. On the weakening, I'm tryi…
... , one must always identify the premise, conclusion, and major assumptions in ...Negating a Conditional StatementHey guys, I can't remember where this was in the course, but what is the proper way to negate a conditional statment? So for example: ~ (X-->Y)…
... is a group 1 sufficient indicator and used in conditional reasoning ...BR score is lower than expected... tips to improve?Hey guys, So after going through various timed sections of LR i'm noticing that i'm not getting to every question but even when i do BR i'm only …
... and work on identifying the premise and conclusions. Until you can ...LSAT as a poor predictor addendaMy pre law advisor said to submit an addenda explaining that my LSAT is a poor predictor of my future promise at law school. I am applying this cycle…
... irrelevant and not a promising indicator is probably not the best ...LSAT as a poor predictor addendaMy pre law advisor said to submit an addenda explaining that my LSAT is a poor predictor of my future promise at law school. I am applying this cycle…
@ttunden just because the LSAT can be a good indicator of your potential in LS doesn't mean a high score = acing LS ;)PT72.S2.Q16 - there are already more great artworks in the worldhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-2-question-16/ This question is so hard! Can anyone explain this? What is the meaning of "they ot…
Stimulus Re-Written:
Premise: There are already more great ... virtually any taste imaginable.
Premise: All contemporary artists believe that ... . We can’t negate a premise. It says ALL contemporary artists ...Advice needed ASAP!I originally wanted to sit for the sept lsat but my brother died and I just couldnt get back to studying. I have been studying consistently since nov…
... know if its a real indicator. I want to apply to ...How oftenHey guys, I was curious how often during an LR section do you try or prefer to write out the conditional logic? Do you only do it when you gene…
... each time you see the indicator, why not circle it? That ...Flaw Questions - what works for you?I am having a tough time wrapping my head around flaw questions. They are a total time suck for me and I usually end up getting them wrong. I've revi…
Print out flaw questions and practice boxing the premise/conclusion/context. This will help immensely!Flaw Questions - what works for you?I am having a tough time wrapping my head around flaw questions. They are a total time suck for me and I usually end up getting them wrong. I've revi…
... , I typically ID the main premise(s) and the conclusion and ... like this:
A (premise) ----- B (conclusion)
For ...Take Your TimeA couple days ago I scored a 174 on PT 64 using the LSAT proctor app. My average over the last 5 has been a 172.5. About 10 months ago my cold diagno…
... question type, identifying the conclusion + premise is KEY. That allows you ...Take Your TimeA couple days ago I scored a 174 on PT 64 using the LSAT proctor app. My average over the last 5 has been a 172.5. About 10 months ago my cold diagno…
... need to ID the major premise(s) and main conclusion. For ...4/5 Difficulty LRAnyone have any tips or assistance for getting more of the most difficult LR questions correct? Especially necessary assumptions?
... be able to recognize the premise and conclusion and find out ...LR Study Guide..Help!!The most difficult for me is the Logical Reasoning and I was wondering if anyone had a perfected study guide for me use. I would really appreciate it…
... maximum points besides identifying the premise and conclusionStupid ErrorsAnyone else find they are making stupid mistakes on Logical Reasoning...? I usually score between -6 to -8 on these sections when I do them timed. …
... of the stimulus goes: premise - main conclusion - intermediary premise - intermediary conclusion.
PT63.S1.Q05 - an employee of our company must be impartialhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-36-section-1-question-05/ I've been having trouble writing the logic out for this. I don't know why I can't …
... need something that links the premise and the conclusion since the ...Logical Reasoning = suck.It seems that no matter what I do, I can't get any better at these things. I think that most of my problem is that I am relatively slow at critical r…
... evidence. The evidence is the premise that leads to the conclusion ...To Lawgic or not to LawgicThat is the question. I have found that JY will sometimes ignore logical indicator language in a stimulus (always, the only, unless, etc...) for no r…
... defining the argument core (main premise + conclusion). That's when it ...To Lawgic or not to LawgicThat is the question. I have found that JY will sometimes ignore logical indicator language in a stimulus (always, the only, unless, etc...) for no r…
... because you recognize a logical indicator term. You simply don't ...Weakening QuestionsHey guys, I’m in the middle of the Weakening section of the curriculum and its kicking my ass. I’s getting all the questions wrong. Can someone pleas…
First identify the premise and conclusion, weaken the support bwtn the premise and conclusion. Remember the beam example? Avoid answer choices that weaken the conclusion, as well as the premise since that'll be too easy to identify.
