LSAT Logical Reasoning

Master the art of analyzing, evaluating, and constructing arguments for the LSAT and beyond.

Practical Applications

Debates and Everyday Discussions

Sharpening Your Debate Skills

Logical reasoning helps you win arguments (and friends!) by focusing on good evidence and avoiding fallacies.

Applying Skills

  • Ask for reasons behind claims
  • Point out assumptions or logical gaps
  • Stay open to new evidence

Why It Works

People are more likely to listen when you use logic and reason—not just opinions.

Examples

  • In a club debate, you challenge someone’s point by asking, 'What evidence supports that?'

  • During a family discussion, you spot a false dilemma and gently point it out.

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