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preptest 123 (june 2007), lr1
summary
the essence of tackling a principle-identify question on the lsat involves matching the scenario presented in the passage with an appropriate rule or generalization that accurately describes the scenario's outcome.
- principle-identify questions require understanding the argument's conclusion and the reasoning behind it.
- the argument discussed posits that designer interaction with consumers is more beneficial than relying solely on survey data for product design improvements.
- the correct answer choice will be a rule or generalization that encapsulates the scenario described in the passage.
- answer choice a, which states that getting consumer input for design modifications can contribute to successful product design, is identified as the correct answer because it directly reflects the scenario's outcome.
- a review of incorrect answers is essential to understand why they do not apply to the scenario described.
chapters
00:00
understanding principle-identify questions
00:31
analyzing the argument
01:31
selecting the correct answer
02:11
evaluating incorrect answers