Yeah, I feel you. You can't let your outliers dictate your progress though. Those kinds of scores definitely reflect a lot of potential and capability, but it's ultimately your average that shows where you're really at. It's slightly encouraging that all of your outliers seem to be good ones. Outliers can swing in the other direction too, lol. So that suggests that you are highly consistent with everything up to your range level. On the curve breaker questions/games/passages, you have proven that you are capable of breaking them open, just not that you can rely on doing it consistently. So you can certainly reach 170, you're just going to have to max out your range to do it. That's neither the best nor worst place to be. Sure, it's in the top of your range. But it is in your range.
It doesn't look particularly odd to me. Seems like you've got a median around 167.5 and most of the rest falls within +/- 3, which is just about right. So, if that range is unacceptable, then you may want to consider withdrawing (which you obviously already are). So I dunno. What's your target score?
You didn't enable sharing on those google posts, so no one can see it but you.
Edit: Also changed the title so it sounds less like a weird cell phone ad.
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Thanks for your feedback. It was hard for me me to objectively evaluate my scores and your insight helped me to do so.
Yeah, I feel you. You can't let your outliers dictate your progress though. Those kinds of scores definitely reflect a lot of potential and capability, but it's ultimately your average that shows where you're really at. It's slightly encouraging that all of your outliers seem to be good ones. Outliers can swing in the other direction too, lol. So that suggests that you are highly consistent with everything up to your range level. On the curve breaker questions/games/passages, you have proven that you are capable of breaking them open, just not that you can rely on doing it consistently. So you can certainly reach 170, you're just going to have to max out your range to do it. That's neither the best nor worst place to be. Sure, it's in the top of your range. But it is in your range.
170,
I guess it's the series of 174's and then low 160's that has me questioning if stress, or a lack of understanding is the issue.
Had I never scored a 175 I would be totally content with a mid 160 score.
It doesn't look particularly odd to me. Seems like you've got a median around 167.5 and most of the rest falls within +/- 3, which is just about right. So, if that range is unacceptable, then you may want to consider withdrawing (which you obviously already are). So I dunno. What's your target score?
Fixed, I used the image address instead of the shareable link :/
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That's fine, although cell phone users made up the majority of my target demo.
You didn't enable sharing on those google posts, so no one can see it but you.
Edit: Also changed the title so it sounds less like a weird cell phone ad.