Finding Answers Safely Rooted in Given Evidence - Real LSAT Question & Explanation - Difficulty 3/5

In this comprehensive explanation video, Nathan breaks down LSAT Test J - Section 3 - Question 10 - rated 3/5 in difficulty, category: supported.

Ever notice how many puppies there are in commercials? This passage explains why.

If you’ve got something that people have no opinion (or even negative opinions) about, you benefit from putting them next to something everybody likes.

So if you want to sell Acme brand toilet paper, you get the cutest puppies you can find and show them frolicking in a mountain of your product. The puppy vibes rub off on your toilet paper—or your oil company, sleazy politician, or whatever you’re selling.

I’m looking to conservatively fill in the blank here. I don’t want to add anything different or extra. I want an answer that feels like it is safely rooted in the given evidence.

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Techniques for approaching 'Supported' category questions.
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