This Mindset is Costing You LSAT Points

A 7Sager's LR is solid at minus 2 to minus 5, but RC won't budge from minus 9 to minus 11. The culprit isn't comprehension or timing. It's a mindset: hunting for the "least wrong" answer instead of knowing what a right answer should look like. Bailey and Henry break down how to flip that approach, from going into the answer choices with a loose prediction, to building low resolution paragraph summaries as you read, to resisting the detailed answer that feels thorough but smuggles in unsupported claims. Plus why the right answer often sounds too simple to be right.