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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 101 › Reading Comprehension › Question 6

LSAT 101 | Section 1 | Reading Comprehension: Q6

LSAT Preptest 101 explanations

RC Question 6 Explanation

DISCUSSION: See lines 11-14. Many people think risk communication is brainwashing.

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  1. This just pulls some random words from the passage. Lines 9-10 say that some risk communicators think that lay people ignore mundane hazards
  2. CORRECT. Lines 13-14 say that many people think risk communication is brainwashing.
  3. No one says this about risk communication.
  4. This is how the authors think risk communication should function. We have no idea whether it does function this way or whether the public thinks so.
  5. This is something the authors believe (lines 38-40). We have no idea if the public believes this.
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