Feb97-4-14

[hellokelly]

So, we can't post the stimulus and answers here, only thoughts are permitted.

For this question, I don't understand what's wrong with E.
Can't E be another explanation for this discrepancy??

[KaplanLSATInstructor]

For this question, it helps to paraphrase the discrepancy.

There are two scenarios. In some areas, only certain drivers use headlights in good visibility, and they avoid collisions more often than people who don't use the headlights. In other areas, everyone uses headlights. If the headlights helped, you would expect fewer collisions overall -- but that doesn't happen. So, if it the headlights don't help, why are those drivers in the first areas getting into fewer accidents?

(C) offers an explanation. It's not the headlights, but the drivers themselves.

(E) only discusses the visibility in the jurisdictions that mandate using headlights. Without knowing what visibility is like in the other jurisdictions, this is an incomplete comparison and therefore doesn't help.

HTH

- Chris

[hellokelly]

thank you! what's HTH?

[Mr. Hart]

thank you! what's HTH?

heart to heart

[KaplanLSATInstructor]

thank you! what's HTH?

heart to heart

Actually, I was going for "Hope This Helps," but I like Mr. Hart's translation!

[hellokelly]

Thank you so much! You drew my confidence on LSAT from Hell To Heaven!