Thank you so much for posting this, @ ! My experience mirrors yours. Makes me feel far less alone and has been so helpful to see everyone's responses on here. :) Big hug to you!

I know this feeling so well...with all sections, actually. One of the strategies I used to improve actually have nothing to do with test-specific skills, as much as with balance and energy. I noticed that the more that I doubled down on study time, it was often out of fear. I also noticed that the more that I doubled down on study time, the more I neglected my friendships, hobbies, family, and the other elements in my life that bring joy and balance. Once I began to restore some of those, my scores have begun to raise. I'm not suggesting to do this at the exclusion of studying, simply in addition to it. All of this comes from a fellow-test taker who is working her hardest to overcome anxiety to conquer this test. Peace, prosperity, joy, and balance. :smile: