When you finish a PT, examine each of your wrong answers, write out exactly where your thinking was ( if you switched from right to wrong, what enticed your about the trap answer). For ones that you get wrong in BR and timed, examine them heavily until it makes sense, this is what helped me a lot! For me a big issue was I would not trust my gut and switch to a trap answer, examining your thought pattern will help you! You have the logic as you can see in BR! It is now just about trusting your gut in timed PTs. You can ask sage AI what patterns it notices in your wrong answers - this is how I figured out what flaws to work on!
If you can figure out the right answer on blind review, you can predict it after you read the stimulus and before you look at the ACs. Try to predict on literally every question (if you're not already) and see where that gets you.
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When you finish a PT, examine each of your wrong answers, write out exactly where your thinking was ( if you switched from right to wrong, what enticed your about the trap answer). For ones that you get wrong in BR and timed, examine them heavily until it makes sense, this is what helped me a lot! For me a big issue was I would not trust my gut and switch to a trap answer, examining your thought pattern will help you! You have the logic as you can see in BR! It is now just about trusting your gut in timed PTs. You can ask sage AI what patterns it notices in your wrong answers - this is how I figured out what flaws to work on!
@EmilyClaireLieberman
Thank you
If you can figure out the right answer on blind review, you can predict it after you read the stimulus and before you look at the ACs. Try to predict on literally every question (if you're not already) and see where that gets you.
@sagely thanks. I'll do this