Timed–Blind Review Gap
LSAT glossary · Reading Comprehension
Definition
The difference between timed performance and an untimed blind second attempt. A large gap signals execution or pacing problems; a small gap signals conceptual gaps.
Timed–Blind Review Gap in plain English
Compare answers, confidence, and reasoning between the timed attempt and blind redo. Improvement without new instruction points to execution pressure; no improvement points to a deeper skill gap.
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