How to Improve at LSAT: Dissecting Arguments

In this lesson on the Logical Reasoning section of LSAT, we define the various ingredients of an argument, as well as extraneous ingredients meant to obscure the argument. We model the process by which we skeptically evaluate arguments, and we discuss a number of recurring reasoning patterns. Some of the lesson is aimed at improving automaticity with lower-level tasks, and some of the lesson is aimed at improving higher-level awareness of argument archetypes.