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LogIcal reasoning for tHE LSAT for weaken, main conclUSION, strengtHEN…

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Foundations of Logical Reasoning Arguments
Core Assumptions and Unstated Premises
Weakening Arguments
Strengthening Arguments
Identifying Flaws in Reasoning
Main Conclusion and Argument Role Questions
Integrated Practice and Advanced Strategies

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Foundations of Logical Reasoning Arguments

Every LSAT logical reasoning question is built around an argument or a set of statements that look like an argument. Your first step is always to identify its core components: the conclusion and the premises.

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