LSAT 150 – Section 2 – Question 18

LSAT 150 - Section 2 - Question 18

June 2018

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Question QuickView	Type	Tags	Answer Choices	Curve	Question Difficulty	Psg/Game/S Difficulty	Explanation
PT150 S2 Q18	+LR	Most strongly supported +MSS Fill in the blank +Fill Conditional Reasoning +CondR Quantifier +Quant	A 6% 155 B 88% 163 C 2% 153 D 2% 149 E 2% 154	137 144 152	+Medium	145.632 +SubsectionMedium

Some people prefer to avoid facing unpleasant truths and resent those whose unwanted honesty forces them into such a confrontation. Others dislike having any information, however painful, knowingly withheld from them. It is obvious then that if those in the former group are guided by the directive to treat others as they themselves want to be treated, _______.

Summary

Some people prefer to avoid facing unpleasant truths. These people resent those who force them into a confrontation with unwanted honesty. Other people dislike having any information withheld from them, including painful information.

Strongly Supported Conclusions

If people who prefer to avoid facing unpleasant truths are guided by the directive to treat others how they would want to be treated, they would withhold painful information from those who want all information given to them.

they will sometimes withhold comment in situations in which they would otherwise be willing to speak

This is unsupported because we don’t know in which situations members of the former group would usually be willing to speak.

they will sometimes treat those in the latter group in a manner the members of this latter group do not like

This is strongly supported because those in the former group, who wish to have painful information withheld, would do the same and withhold painful information from the latter group. The latter group does not like having any information withheld.

those in the latter group must be guided by an entirely different principle of behavior

This is unsupported because we don’t know what principles of behavior guide those in the latter group.

those in the latter group will respond by concealing unpleasant truths

This is unsupported because we don’t know that the latter group would reciprocate if the former group started withholding painful truths.

the result will meet with the approval of both groups

This is anti-supported because if the former group treated the latter how the former would want to be treated, then the former group would withhold painful information to the dismay of the latter group.

LSAT 150 – Section 2 – Question 18

LSAT 150 - Section 2 - Question 18

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