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Why 'Knowledge' Is Not Enough***Some background here before we start. I love to write, and I don't get to do it enough. I also happen to have a little knowledge about the LSAT an…
... translate conditional statements, what your valid argument forms are, common methods ... it. But, they apply their valid argument forms like you would ... you can recite the 9 valid and 7 invalid argument forms ... -
When to know when I'll know enough to begin Practice Tests?Hey Everybody-- At 43, I'm probably one of the older (oldest)? Sagers, from 1999-2013 I sold legal research and related products to hundreds of la…
Mind MapsHey everyone! I have pretty severe ADHD, which has led me to change my study habits for the LSAT quite a bit. @nicole.hopkins, @amanda_kw and I hav…
... of the week: one for valid/invalid argument types, and one ...NA questionsNECESSARY ASSUMPTION QUESTIONS HOW TO FIND NECESSARY ASSUMPTIONS Lesson 1 of 23 “I play basketball. Therefore, I am one of the best basketball pla…
... br /> SA (declare argument valid) NA (subtle, it ... + P2 + SA → C ] → NA (Valid argument (VA) → NA)
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Argument (valid) –> Necessary Assumption (true ... will make our argument valid. Given this new information ...Invalid Argument Lessons HELPI just finished the invalid/valid argument form lessons. I just trying to put the pieces together but it is not working for me. How does this tie t…
I just finished the invalid/valid argument form lessons. I just ...LSAT Study Guide -- PrimerHey guys! I made a study guide on Quizlet with LR question types (like Mike suggested) that I wanted to share/ get feedback on (particularly with res…
... premise to arrive at different conclusions? POA: premise
-- ... premises to arrive at different conclusions? POA: subject matter
conclusions? POD (point of ... premises to arrive at different conclusions? POD: premise
...PT72.S3.Q07 - hospital patients' immune systemshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-3-question-07/ I've struggled with the newer (70+ ish) LR sections far more than I used to strugg…
... clearly labeling the premises and conclusions in each stimulus and that ...BR Groups, Week of June 24th: Weds (PT49), Fri (PT68), LSATurday (PT50)Howdy, folks— It's week 3 and it's hot in Texas. Let's blast these PT's with some AC (Aggressive Collaboration ... though air conditioning will al…
... . Most are trying to make valid inferences and/or diagramming these ...No contrapositive for some.When some equals 100%, why wouldn't the counter positive be valid?
When some equals 100%, why wouldn't the counter positive be valid?BR Groups, Week of July 1st: Weds (PT51), Fri (PT69) **NO GROUP ON SATURDAY**Can you believe we're already in week 4 of our BR's of Summer? <center> <img src="http://fooslesblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/legally-giphy…
... . Most are trying to make valid inferences and/or diagramming these ...strengthen/weaken questionsSurprisingly I am very strong in LR sections and I almost always get these right. The problem is I don't know why. Lol. Intuitively I guess I underst…
... conclusion of that argument is valid or more likely to be ... valid?
In weakening, it ... conclusion is invalid or less valid?
I guess I ...Difference between SC and NCNow, as I've been going through the exercises, I am able to identify the necessary condition and the sufficient condition for the work the majority o…
... / Negation/ SA. I review the valid and invalid argument forms every ...Your struggle question type(s).What was/is the question type(s) that you struggle with? How did you get over your struggle? What word of advice can you give to someone struggling w…
... be linked up for a valid argument. My advice would be ... be connected to make the valid argument, and understand which is ...ArgumentsI understand that it is very important to determine if the stimulus is an argument (premise + conclusion) or simply information. I am having difficul…
... this because some of the conclusions are hidden. Can someone please ...Sufficient Assumption Questions are DEMONICAlright folks... I feel as though I'm missing some brain cells when I do SA and PSA questions. I just did the Marsupials question.. I'm certain some …
... . I've now memorized the valid and invalid argument forms and ...Reading Comp - Read Time vs. Question TimeMy average passage read time is 3:15. My average passage question time is 5:15. So, roughly 40% read time and 60% question time. My avera…
... trying to figure out what conclusions I can draw with the ...Labeling in LROut of curiosity, do people generally label the LR passages (i.e. Premises, conclusions, etc.) or just do it mentally? I'm considering labeling the p…
... LR passages (i.e. Premises, conclusions, etc.) or just do it ... considering labeling the premises and conclusions in every passage to improve ...Most strongly supported vs Most helps to justifyHello all, Something I'm having a little difficulty with is differentiating "most strongly supported" vs "most helps to justify" questions. I …
PT47 S1 Q22I tried to understand why C is an answer and B is wrong. But I still don't find out why. I know the conclusion of the stimulus is this practice grea…
... the whole part of the conclusions just like this one.
PT 70, S1, Q 23JY’s explanation was very helpful, but there’s one part of the question that’s been bugging me. We’re told in the premise that people who would b…
... argument, but is it really valid to say that they would ...Match the Flaw- HelpI have read, and re-read, Mike Kim's explanation on how to approach "Match the Flaw/ Parallel Flaw" questions, and I continue to not identify this co…
... am consistently wrong in matching conclusions and supports...
Any ...Can you take the LSAT and apply to law school several years later?It seems like the LSAT score is valid for 5 years after you take the test. I'm planning on working for a couple years after I take the LSAT. It is …
... like the LSAT score is valid for 5 years after you ...Are these valid arguments, and how do I properly diagram them? (Please help)1. People with long legs make good runners. Everyone in Ashley's family has long legs. Therefore, Ashley would make a good runner. (I think it's a ba…
1. People with long legs make good runners. Everyone in Ashley's family has long legs. Therefore, Ashley would make a good runner. (I think it's a bad argument because just because Ashley's family has long legs doesn't necessarily mean she does, right?)
22.2.25 (Flaw Questions Problem Set 24)B is definitely a flaw in the argument, but can someone analyze my breakdown of D? Here is my breakdown: 50% of people in the survey believe that…
... , would the argument have been valid (assuming there was not sample ...Why are LSAT scores given so much weight for admissions decisions?Dear JY, I love your website. The explanations for the logical games are carefully thought out and well presented. I wished I knew about your web…
... administrative legal professionals make these conclusions about LSAT scores, law schools ...How do you convert these sentences into logic? Are these valid or invalid arguments and why?Hello, What logic form are these? ? And how would you translate this into logic as well as obtain its contrapositive? I will run for office o…
Hello,
What logic form are these? ? And how would you translate this into logic as well as obtain its contrapositive?
I will run for office or I will shut my mouth. I ran for office. Thus, I didn't shut my mouth
Is the word "then" an indicator word introducing a necessary condition and/or a conclusion?I am wondering if the word "then" introduces a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if "then" is only pertinent to conditiona…
... know introduce necessary conditions and conclusions -- such as, "requires" or "must ... ); and "therefore" or "thus" (for conclusions) -- but I do not see ... that introduce necessary conditions or conclusions.
Thank you!
63.3.11 People who browseCompletely missed this one; I really don't see how B is a necessary assumption. Can someone breakdown by B is necessary? People on the Internet s…
... : Not exclusively rely on scientifically valid info--->Likely do more ... : Not exclusively rely on scientifically valid info SOME Not likely do ... people that use primarily scientifically valid info pared with some quackery ...PT5.S3.Q2 - protect valuable natural resourcesI need help with this question <font color=red>Admin note: Please review the <a href="http://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/15/discussion-forum…
... is low. So with main conclusions the answer can be something ...
