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Trap Answer ChoicesDoes anyone know how to quickly recognize these? or how to notice one right when you see it? especially with the time constraint? how do you almost p…
One quick note that might help you is that I often find myself falling for answer choices that are sufficient (but not necessary) for necessary assumption questions. They are really attractive! So I try to be on guard against them. -
The Hardest LR Question of All Time - Preptest 29 Number 17 LR Studies of the reliability of eyewitnOk, I am joking about this being the hardest LR question of all time. Of course, there have been harder questions, but for some reason, this one took…
... 'easier' questions, the assumption you need to make in ... that often function as sufficient assumptions (PT 54 S2 ... argument. Supplying a necessary assumption plugs up a potential ... strengthening, or providing a necessary assumption, simply makes it less crappy ... -
PT14.S4.Q09 - anyone who supports the new tax planHi! I am having difficulty with predicting descriptive flaw questions. If anyone has done this question can you please explain to me how the correct …
... approach whether we weaken or strengthen, or do NA or SA ... to determine what elements are sufficient or necessary, review your 7sage ... -
Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
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1. Strengthen questions
•These ... questions ask you to strengthen the support between the premise ... in.
2. Assumption questions
•These ... you to identify an assumption that is used to ... -
What is the main difference between Strengthen, PSA and, SA questions?Can someone please explain briefly the differences of these three LR question types and how we should approach each type? Just a brief, helpful, chea…
"PSA questions ask you to identify an assumption that is *almost* sufficient to conclude that the reasoning in the stimulus is valid. Alone, it can't take the argument to the point of complete validity, but it gets most of the way there." -
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"PSA questions ask you to identify an assumption that is *almost* sufficient to conclude that the reasoning in the stimulus is valid. Alone, it can't take the argument to the point of complete validity, but it gets most of the way there." -
PTB.S1.Q23My understanding seems to be different with the explanation on the Manhattan forum. Just want to make sure I understand this Q. The premise says d…
... illustrate the fact that strengthen/weaken/necessary assumption question can be flawed ... -
Blocking for Strengthen questions Can someone explain "blocking" the alternative hypothesis? I am doing the strengthen causation questions, I got them right and went back to make …
... strengthen questions is to thus "BLOCK" any potential assumption from being an assumption ... .com/lesson/cost-effective-intervention-strengthen-question/
Let's ... true, might just block that assumption by saying something like "mitigating ... -
Assumption QuestionsI've reviewed JY's lessons for Sufficient, Pseudo Sufficient, and Necessary Assumptions twice, but I'm still struggling a lot with these question typ…
... Assumptions, sometimes (even often) the assumption is not what you had ... validity
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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 time (i.e flaw, strengthen, weaken, assumption).
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