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For Logical Function questions in the LSAT Reading Comprehension section, what aspect should you focus on to determine the answer?

Authors' credentials
Author's use of vivid vocabulary
Context of the detail or paragraph
Length of the passage

The correct answer is: Context of the detail or paragraph

In Logical Function questions in the LSAT Reading Comprehension section, it is crucial to focus on the context of the detail or paragraph to determine the answer. Understanding how a specific detail or paragraph functions within the passage as a whole is essential for correctly answering this type of question. By analyzing the context, you can identify why the author included certain information, how it relates to the overall argument or point being made, and the role it plays in the structure of the passage. This approach allows you to make logical inferences and accurately assess the function of the information provided. The other options are incorrect because: - Authors' credentials are not typically relevant to determining the logical function of a detail or paragraph in a passage. - The author's use of vivid vocabulary, while important for overall comprehension and tone, is not the primary focus when determining the logical function of specific details. - The length of the passage is not necessarily indicative of the function of a detail or paragraph within it.