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Qualifiers and Valid/Invalid ArgumentsHey everyone! I've been reviewing valid and invalid argument forms this afternoon, and I'm having a bit of trouble so any help would be greatly appre…
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when to diagram in inference Q?I'm confused to when to diagram. some inference Q are obvious with logical indicators. Some are hidden or have causation in the argument and qualif…
I'm confused to when to diagram. some inference Q are obvious with logical indicators. Some are hidden or have causation in the argument and qualifiers (maybe, could etc). When do you diagram? what's the general rule? -
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WHY are these statements valid or invalid? (some and most qualifiers)1) Some customers prefer vanilla to chocolate and no customer has no preference in the matter. Therefore, most customers prefer chocolate. 2) Most…
1) Some customers prefer vanilla to chocolate and no customer has no preference in the matter. Therefore, most customers prefer chocolate.
2) Most customers order chocolate ice cream, and most customers get toppings. All customers who get ... -
confused with groups for necessary and sufficiency and more qualifiersHey guys, sorry for asking but does anyone have a spreadsheet or any advice on the group 1, 2 and 3 groups for the necessary and sufficient condition…
Hey guys, sorry for asking but does anyone have a spreadsheet or any advice on the group 1, 2 and 3 groups for the necessary and sufficient conditions. I often get confused and as a result I end up doing poorly on parallel questions. Specifically LSAT prep ... -
Parallel Method of Reasoning QuestionsI am ok on Parallel Method of Reasoning questions. But, I occasionally encounter those confusing PMRs. So, I am a little bit confused that are we par…
... is how the author uses qualifiers such as some, most, none ... but swap one of the qualifiers for another (thereby making the ... -
LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
... existential are before the universal qualifiers).
Interestingly, of the five ... -
Game BoardsJ.Y. Can you please give me some insight on when to split the game board. As well as making inferences, I am really struggling with this. I tend to…
... on questions with "could be" qualifiers in them, and to a ... lesser extent the "must be" qualifiers because in the former case ... -
Recommended formal logic textbooks?<i>Hey 7Sagers, Had someone write in with a question I thought you could help out with! Here it is:</i> I was just wondering if you could let m…
... such as: argument structures, universal qualifiers etc. but don't get ... -
Logical Reasoning Philosophy classI'm wondering if anyone has taken a philosophy course in logical reasoning. If you have, how did you find it? Did you feel it gave you a stronger fou…
... arguments using universal and existential qualifiers on the LSAT much easier ... -
Does "more often than not" mean most?One of the RC videos that I watched mentioned that when something (call it X) happens more & more<i></i> frequently, it does not mean that X happens …
... become familiar with general LSAT qualifiers (on a scale of 0 ... -
Best way to master logic? (Particularly for mapping logical reasoning)I've gone through the all the logic lessons twice and have been drilling sufficient/necessary assumption and parallel reasoning and when I read throu…
I can recognize the validity of mapped arguments quickly, it's just getting it on the paper that's the hard part. I mess it up when translating. I think it may be all the qualifiers and extra language throwing me off. -
Can a NA answer have a "most" existential quantifier?I always get confused between the NA answers that states A most B and a subtle conditional (the correct answer). During the BR, I am able to correct …
Also, in general, you should view the qualifiers as training wheels for you to think about language in the way LSAT tests it. Other than that, the only way that'll 100% consistently ensure you get questions right is to understand the argument. -
"A few" versus "Few"Hi all, So I know "a few" is logically equivalent to "some" (more than 1), but for "few," can we say that it is logically equivalent to the opposi…
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Chances on Sept LSATHey everyone, Below is a breakdown of my 10 recent LSAT scores. I've been using PTs in the lates 60s (68, 69) and the rest 70s. What do you th…
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... were talking about negating the qualifiers :smiley:
(Thanks Jordan :)
Outlier score and help with LR/RC!Hello all, After finishing the CC and attempting about 5-6 PTs , I noticed I was still hovering around 158-160 so I revisited the CC and that sam…
... them too - quite aware of qualifiers and the presence of one ...Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
... Wax—if we ignore the qualifiers she sprinkled in—but left ...Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
... . In one of her many qualifiers, Wax narrowed the timeline to ...Amy Wax: UPenn Law ControversyEspecially for those who plan to go or want to go to UPenn, what are your thoughts on the Amy Wax controversy? Amy Wax used to be a 1L professor who …
... . In one of her many qualifiers, Wax narrowed the timeline to ...Wandering MindHello Everyone, I realize when I read that my mind is on everything else but what I'm reading. I would read the RC passage and then noticed that I…
... look for hidden modifier or qualifiers and I think of them ...Choosing Wrong Answers When Doing LR Blind ReviewOn the last few PTs I have experienced a strange trend on LR. When I take the actual PT, I encounter some LR questions that I am uncertain about the …
... pay attention to things like qualifiers, or tricky words that take ...How long did it take you?Hello Sagers, I am currently going -7/8 on LR and I wanted to know how long it took y’all to get to -2/3? And if you have any tips on how to do t…
... slower while noting important quantifiers, qualifiers, comparative statements, value judgments (should ...What's the "foolproof method" equivalent for Logical Reasoning? Is there one?Basically, how do you study for the Logical Reasoning using a strategic and structured method akin to the foolproof method? I am currently focused on…
... to the actual argument. Highlight qualifiers/modifiers, anything that makes something ...RC strategy?Do you physically jot down notes as you read under timed conditions? Notes as in a few words for each paragraph that capture important content or str…
... for viewpoints, shifts in narrative, qualifiers that indicate tone and degree ...PT1.S3.Q18 - In the United States proven oil reserves...Doesn't answer E attack the premise? Since in the passage it says that extractable known field remains the same and answer choice E says the lands th…
... barrels. Here we see the qualifiers "extractable" and "unextractable" being used ...
