I found that when I started scoring better I felt worse about my answer choices. I think this happens because you actually know more about the test and so you know when you get things wrong/don't know something you KNOW that you don't know. Earlier in my studying I did not know why I was getting things wrong which meant I thought I was getting more things right! Hope that makes sense.
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I found that when I started scoring better I felt worse about my answer choices. I think this happens because you actually know more about the test and so you know when you get things wrong/don't know something you KNOW that you don't know. Earlier in my studying I did not know why I was getting things wrong which meant I thought I was getting more things right! Hope that makes sense.