I've noticed this happens to me 99% of the time when I convince myself to switch from my original answer! Best practice is to thoroughly pick an answer choice and stick with it! Sometimes you talk yourself out of an answer which can cause this.
I made that mistake twice today by switching from the correct answer to the wrong one and it makes me feel silly every time lol! Just trust yourself!
If you have no reason why the answer you picked would be wrong, don't switch it. Don't talk yourself into another answer cause "it seems better". There is no better or worse on the lsat. It's right and wrong.
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happens to the best of us. LSAT is a mind game
I've noticed this happens to me 99% of the time when I convince myself to switch from my original answer! Best practice is to thoroughly pick an answer choice and stick with it! Sometimes you talk yourself out of an answer which can cause this.
I made that mistake twice today by switching from the correct answer to the wrong one and it makes me feel silly every time lol! Just trust yourself!
If you have no reason why the answer you picked would be wrong, don't switch it. Don't talk yourself into another answer cause "it seems better". There is no better or worse on the lsat. It's right and wrong.
I do this every drill and every PT. Im trying to just go with my first answer and not go back