Your LSAT Prescription for . . . Methods of Reasoning & Argument Structure

There’s a method of reasoning to our madness this week, as
Branden & Jelena take you through a step-by-step prescription
for improving your performance on Methods of Reasoning and
Argument Structure questions.


These may not be the flashiest questions on the LSAT, but they’re
a consistent source of points if you approach them with the right
strategy.


Listen and learn . . .
How to identify the most common argumentative techniques on the
LSAT Why arguments don’t have to be flawless—or even good—to appear
in the stimulus for these LR question types The difference between
premises and background information How to tell a main conclusion
from a subsidiary When it’s okay to appeal to authority (even
though “appeal to authority” is also a fallacy) How to handle
two-perspective questions Why the main conclusion is often “the
other guy is wrong!”

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