Logical Reasoning Ch 2

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What are the 4 LSAT stimulus types?

  • Argument – has premises + a conclusion

  • Premise Set – non-contradictory premises, no conclusion

  • Paradox – contradictory premises

  • Debate – two speakers responding to each other

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What does CLIR stand for and what does it represent?

CLIR = the analytical task you perform after identifying the stimulus type in LR (Controversy, Loophole, Inference, Resolution).

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What task do you use for a Debate stimulus?

Controversy

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What task do you use for an Argument stimulus?

Loophole

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What task do you use for a Premise Set stimulus?

Inference

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What task do you use for a Paradox stimulus?

Resolution