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Overconfidence Errors Killing Me in LR Right Now
ahnendc-1
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Any suggestions?
7/8 LR mistakes on my last PT were overconfidence errors (didn't flag the question and answered in less than 1 minute). Caught all but 4/7 of these relatively quickly on BR. Any tips on how to overcome this. I don't think it was my nerves on this exam (though that has been a factor in the past).
I typically make 1-2 overconfidence errors per PT but this PT 82 was particularly brutal, I guess.
Trying to figure out a timing strategy without a lot of luck...
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what I do is I try to cross out all the wrong answers before I proceed. That way I know wrong answers are definitely wrong, and the only right answer is definitely right