PrepTest 73, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 23
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Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of how to approach principle application questions on the LSAT, specifically focusing on scenarios where one must decide between sincerity and kindness based on the perceived preferences of others.
- Principle application questions differ from strengthening questions by requiring the application of a principle to arguments in the answer choices.
- A key principle discussed is the acceptability of insincerity when one believes the other person would prefer kindness over honesty.
- Formal logic shorthand is used to encapsulate the principle, highlighting the importance of understanding both the rule and its logical equivalent.
- The process of elimination is demonstrated through the analysis of answer choices, emphasizing the need to match the principle with the scenario accurately.
- The correct answer hinges on understanding the subject's belief about the other person's preference between kindness and honesty.
Chapters
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Understanding Principle Application Questions
00:37
The Principle of Sincerity vs. Kindness
01:01
Applying Formal Logic to LSAT Questions
01:27
Analyzing Answer Choices Through Elimination