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Drawing Valid Conclusion QuestionHey! Can someone help me out with this (Question 1: Quiz on Drawing Valid Conclusions with Intersection Statements 3 w/Answers) W → /R W −m→ T…
... 1: Quiz on Drawing Valid Conclusions with Intersection Statements 3 ... relationship between /Q & /Y and between T & /Q? ... (Question 2: Quiz on Drawing Valid Conclusions with Intersection Statements 3 ... a SOME relationship between D and I - I don't ... -
Distractions and overthinking during RCI find that in RC (my worst section), I get a heinous amount of answers incorrect because I am overthinking and trying to absorb every single detail …
... incorrect because I am overthinking and trying to absorb every single ... structure, argument, (aka what the questions are asking) etc. and end up ... have a problem with this? And if so, how did you ... my phone off airplane mode and respond to texts. Sometimes I ... -
LOR thoughts and adviceHi all, I'm applying to school in the fall and am going to start requesting my LOR's now (1. to get it out of the way and 2. to give some of my write…
... an over 15 year professional and personal relationship with.
... the "Wednesday lunch parent" (translation - provide adult supervision for a ... class every other Thursday), and Girls on The Run ... still airing new episodes, and mp3s were invented that year ... -
Translating "Cannot" in In/Out Games and Grouping GamesHi all, I'm struggling with the translation of "cannot." In an In/Out game if A & B "cannot" be together, then: - is A <--> not B and B <--> …
... /> I'm struggling with the translation of "cannot."
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- is A not B and B not A (or rather ... ? - is A ---> not B and B --> A? -
Having problem conceptually with LawgicI can get through all the quizzes and exercises but I'm having a hard time knowing why or the meaning of things I'm doing. When I look at a SA quest…
... get through all the quizzes and exercises but I'm ... , instinctively it makes sense and just reading the question I ... I re-read the Conclusion and Premises, I can pick ... out of the statment and try to predict what ... for after I read the argument then I just find ... -
Method for translating "without" into lawgic seems to run into problems in some situationsWe all know that for "without" "unless" "except" and "until", we're supposed to negate one of the ideas and make that the sufficient. "I will not …
... "without" "unless" "except" and "until", we're supposed to ... are situations where that translation method seems clearly incorrect. ... That one is pretty straightforward, and the ordinary method works. < ... between "great lawyer" and "180", and in fact expresses the ... -
PT28.S3.Q6 - Jane: Television programs and movies that depictHi everyone, question on how to approach this question. The question gives two arguments, Jane's and Maurice's. The question stem states, "Which one …
... gives two arguments, Jane's and Maurice's. The question stem ... true, most strengthens Jane's argument?" So after reading this question ... it's about Jane's argument, and her argument is the first one ... necessary to read Maurice's argument?
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Professor I was planning to ask for LOR is moving - Can I ask for LOR now and use it later?One of the professors that I was planning to ask for a letter of recommendation told me that she was moving to the other side of the country at the e…
... a letter of recommendation now and just let the letter sit ... that letters of recommendation are valid for up to five years ... when I receive the letter and when I use it may ... -
Parenting, family, social life, and Law SchoolNow seems as good a time as any to start a thread near and dear to some people considering law school. Is it possible to maintain some sort of balan…
... translation / open discussion._ Nothing worth having is easy and ... service, multiple deployments, and a 2 year unaccompanied ... . Consider legal social engagements and assesses the ROI of attendance ... extra-curricular" interest group and devote time to it ... -
How often should we use Lawgic language in LR?So it seems like for MSS, Main Point, and Weakening/Strengthening there doesn't seem to be much need for using Lawgic language (ex: A some B -> C, th…
... for MSS, Main Point, and Weakening/Strengthening there doesn' ... much need for using Lawgic language (ex: A ... a large need for Lawgic language. Should we only ... use Lawgic language for those types ... strategy for this? Can Lawgic language be used for ... -
Confusion about : "The {person}'s argument proceeds by...."I am a little confused about questions in which a scientist/critic/psychologist/whatever will state their opinion on something, often giving context …
... often giving context and then their own argument. Then the question ... will ask "The scientist's argument proceeds by..."
and in BR, seemingly because ... before the actual argument, so the context, and I selected answer ... -
PT69.S4.Q21 - If Skiff's book is published this yearOkay people, this is probably one of the hardest LR questions I've ever done, but also why I like talking about it. It's also why I think learning to…
... to think in terms of "lawgic" could sometimes make things more ... decide when elements are redundant and when they aren't? ... conclusion is placed in the argument. It jumps out as a ... />
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Negation Test for Flaw and other Kinds of Q'sHey all, I know for many question stems, especially flaw Q's, the answer choices begins with "takes for granted." For these type of answer cho…
... the negation test and see if it destroys the argument? The question ... a necessary assumption answer choice -- and negate them?
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Any tips and tricks for PSA qs?I dont have any specific analysis as to what my confusion with PSAs are. I dont really have a trend of getting a lot of them wrong but I think I coul…
... PSA section in the CC and I take too long on ... find the gap in the argument, but then I get confused ... really answer these off intuition and not quite from logic either ... -
SA and NA questionsHey 7sagers! I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on how to really understand sufficient and necessary assumption questions . I get what th…
... how to really understand sufficient and necessary assumption questions . I get ... to seem the arguments as valid with the correct answer choice ... flaw in between the premises and con.
4. Then look ... one with the other premises and see if it sounds correct ... -
Argument partCould someone explain Argument part and also tell me where JY talks about it in the content?
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Question regarding most/some statementshttps://7sage.com/lesson/advanced-valid-forms-review/ We have B-most->Z which implies two inferences B-most->C and B-most->/O. When you combine B-…
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We ... inferences B-most->C and B-most->/O. ... , B-most->C and B-most->/O, ... additional inferences, **/P some C and /P some /O**, respectively? ... but NOT /P some C and /P some /O, which ... -
Argument by AnalogyCan someone explain this theory? These are the notes that I have taken based off the webinar video Strengthen: Answer choices introduce the addition…
... should be considered university employees and thus entitled to the usual ... . Teaching assistants work as much and hard as hard as do ... similar that they are interchangeable and this is where I got ... does this answer weaken the argument. I think that I am ... -
Claim vs ArgumentOn the LSAT is there a difference? I heard JY make a distinction in one of the videos (PT 57 explanations) and I am not sure if there is a major diff…
... the videos (PT 57 explanations) and I am not sure if ... the same way as an argument?
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September'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 67 | Friday, July 20th | 7:30 PM ESTHey all! Just wanted to let everyone know in advance that we will be having our discussion this week on **Friday July 20th**. The reason being is …
... an argument here with a conclusion and premises? It's not valid so ... with other like-minded people and make the process more ... fun. Expand your thinking and learning by interacting with others ... keep it to yourself, and win the argument using your reasoning. Also ... -
is there a way to drill LAWGIC questions?hey all, so i know we can see LR questions categorized by question type. is there a way to see/organize LR questions based on LAWGIC? so like f…
... on LAWGIC? so like formal logic (with most/some statements) and conditional ... logic etc? some questions are purely lawgic.
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How would you translate this?: Not all white women are Beckys, but all Beckys are white women.I'm hesitant to post this, but it's driving me crazy, so here goes: During a study break, I went down a rabbit hole and came across this article: …
... sitting here translating this and feeling confused. I'm ... again without translating it to lawgic.
Obviously ... women.
Translation:
Some White women are ... indicates an intersection relationship and my representation seems to ... -
'Not all' lawgicWhat is the correct way of translating 'not all' statements into lawgic? It seems like there are 2 correct answers and I am not sure which one is th…
... translating 'not all' statements into lawgic?
It seems like there ... are 2 correct answers and I am not sure which ... are 2 conditional indicators all and not) or as T some ... -
Lower Bound for 'Some' - why is it 1 and not 2?Can anyone please explain to me why the lower bound for ‘some’ is 1 and not 2? Is there no distinction in logic between a singular instance of someth…
... for ‘some’ is 1 and not 2? Is there no ... and at least 1 fluffy unicorn. However, the plural forms ... of the nouns - ‘unicorns’ and ‘mice’ - are ... unicorns in the world and 99 of them weren’ ... unicorn was an anomaly and turns out to be ... -
Diagramming and When To Pull Out This Time-Consuming TechniqueI usually try and complete questions containing a stimulus riddled with formal logic in my mind, but sometimes that burns me because although the str…
I usually try and complete questions containing a stimulus ... generally do what I do and try to keep things in ... your mind, and then diagramming after you figure ... needing to diagram out the argument isn't just common, but ... -
How long did it take you to NOT have to map out lawgic under timed conditions?i've heard many 170+ scorers rarely map out logic or do any writing when taking timed PT's. How long did it take you to get there? Do top scor…
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For certain SA and MBT lawgic questions, sometimes I feel that ... HAVE to write out the lawgic. There are just so many ... ideas to juggle around, and it's so difficult to ... -
Weaken Q's "Conclusion" v. "Argument" SemanticsI know that for weaken questions we're supposed to be critical of how the premise(s) support the conclusion (e.g. select the answer choice that "most…
... " (an argument of course comprising one or several premises and a conclusion ... pay no attention to premises and select the answer choice that ... -
Causal v. Conditional Logic (or Lawgic if you prefer)Can someone explain the difference--if there is one in fact--between causal and conditional relationships/statements? Seemingly, A causing B is the s…
... one in fact--between causal and conditional relationships/statements? Seemingly, A ... , a conditional relationship is a valid causal relationship. There are no ... nor potential for the cause and effect to be swapped with ... -
Question Regarding Weaken and Strengthen QuestionsHello. Lately I have been having a lot of trouble with grasping what exactly I am supposed to be doing with Weaken and Strengthen Questions. I unders…
... ) because I thought that the argument above assumed that it was ... ’t it weaken the authors argument that because of the observed ... is irrelevant and thus does nothing to weaken the argument above.
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How do you y'all visually represent exceptions to condition statements in our "lawgic" language?A will go to B except when C happens. Maybe it can be done conditionally, I'm not sure. I've been thinking about writing C as a sufficient (either…
... different then our typical conditional "lawgic." Correct me if I'm ... satisfied, the rule is irrelevant and when it's negated, nothing ...
