Strongly supported inference | Lesson | Logical reasoning | LSAT | Khan Academy

Watch a demonstration of one way to approach a question that asks you to find a statement that is most strongly supported by the argument presented in a logical reasoning section of the LSAT. Created by Anh-Chi Furey. View more lessons or practice this subject at www.khanacadem....
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[@lowhertzhighspl]

Wow! I love this kind of stuff! I seriously wish I would've known back in college this is what is involved in this career field. I would enjoy working on these kinds of problems all day/everyday!

[@faizahmedsarosh2729]

Wonderful explanation by Khan academy, this will definetly help me in cracking the Watson glaser test

[@MrTaratus]

Is this from a practice test? If not, I am not sure Khan is right here

[@HazVision]

Why do you circle the words that you circle… Where’s that video

[@ts4426]

Hmm I may need more explanation as to why D isn't the correct answer. Hearing loss gradually continues throughout his life. Hearing loss gave his later music a wonderfully introspective quality that his earlier music lacked. Gradual hearing loss then must lead to more introspective music as he grows older. Perhaps the question stem is tripping me. If the stem asked what main conclusion can be drawn from the passage, would answer D be correct?

[@spicy_quaid]

Nothing says that the introspectiveness didn’t start until his hearing was completely gone. Even though he lost his hearing gradually, there is no scientific correlation that it would have added introspect in the same amounts over time.

[@dragonflarefrog1424]

I got D too

[@Progress_or_Barbarism]

Video 21 is video 18.

[@lastchampion01]

its obviously E lol, if you think its anything other than that law is not for you. Its is asking what MOST STRONGLY supports the argument, i.e what is the summary of the argument.

[@schojdfjf6495]

Saying “the law isn’t for you” is really condescending and absolutely inaccurate. Grow up. (And I got the question right the first time)

[@qekruxt5089]

are you going to law school

[@qekruxt5089]

@@schojdfjf6495 yeah i hate it when people say that. they're projecting their insecurities

[@Kofiskw]

D is the right answer lol