What helps me a lot is skipping the ones that seem extremely hard to understand or that I just don't get after 30 seconds of thinking. Most times, when I come back in the second round, the majority makes a lot more sense. I used the same system in exams and thought I'd just try it and it works out great.

D seemed like a trap answer to me. You could totally spin it as "It doesn't HAVE to be incorrectly addressed, it could just be damaged, so it's a CBT."

Seriously. D was my first impulse but then I was like, nah, that's a trap. C makes total sense. BS question.

Especially since in the previous questions, he points out how she did different things (parody) for different groups.

I'll be re-taking it in October as well but planned to do so from the beginning. August was more a "test run", I had only studied for about two weeks. I just wanted to make sure I know exactly what's coming and feel comfortable.