LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook

About LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook

Turn Logical Reasoning into a skill you can hear, remember, and repeat. Each episode teaches one core method, applies it to original arguments, and shows you how to avoid common traps. Use it alongside your question bank to make every practice session stick. Brought to you by Jellypod. LSAT® is a trademark of LSAC; this show is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by LSAC. Hosts are fictional AI characters.

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LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook

Category

education · science

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

26 Jun 2026

Latest episode

13 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

39 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   13 Aug 2026

   Point at Issue Traps: Silence, Premise Attacks, and Disguised Conflict

   Learn how to spot the silence trap in point at issue questions, avoid matching answer choices to only one speaker, and use a simple two-step test to eliminate unsupported options fast. The episode also breaks down disguised conflicts, where speakers agree on the conclusion but clash over the key premise underneath.

2. 

   12 Aug 2026

   Beat the Topic Match Trap

   This episode breaks down how to avoid the topic match trap in dense logic questions by stripping away surface details and identifying the underlying structure fast. It also covers argument fingerprinting, force-matching, and how to eliminate wrong answers in parallel flaw and parallel reasoning questions. Show Notes Solving “Parallel Reasoning” and “Parallel Flaw” Questions: https://lsatdemon.com/resources/logical-reasoning/parallel-questions Parallel Reasoning: https://www.varsitytutors.com/practice/subjects/lsat/lessons/parallel-reasoning

3. 

   11 Aug 2026

   LSAT Trap Choices: Circular Reasoning vs. Contradiction

   Learn why tempting flaw answers like circular reasoning and internal contradiction are usually trap choices on LSAT Logical Reasoning. This episode breaks down how to spot the rare real examples, avoid jargon-based mistakes, and use a quick finger-cover test to separate true logic flaws from simple weakness in an argument. Show Notes Flaws in Logical Reasoning Part VII: Internal Contradiction - Barbri: https://www.barbri.com/resources/flaws-in-logical-reasoning-part-vii-internal-contradiction

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