Will redoing LG distort my reluts?

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  tahurrrrr Member

  June 2021 1106 karma

  The whole point of doing the game after the video is to improve! The idea is that if you can make the inference in a specific game, you can make the same type of inference in a similar set up.

  To check if you've really mastered a particular game, try different games, then try the original game in about a week.

  As long as you're focusing on the process of getting the answer and you're not just memorizing the answer, you're making improvements.
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  123anami Member

  June 2021 388 karma

  i find that when I retake games a month or 2 later, even if I remember the game, the questions feel completely new to me
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  jared17 Member

  June 2021 8 karma

  I don't know if it distorts your view of how proficient you are at LG, but the curriculum does recommend that you re-do logic games (in the lesson "Fool-Proof Guide to Perfection on Logic Games"). In fact, it recommends that you repeat challenging games ten times.

  Personally, I have used this method to get to -0 to -2 on an average section.
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  Bagelinthemorning-2-1-1 Core Member

  June 2021 476 karma

  Hey!

  It's great that you're redoing them after reviewing the video lessons! If you space out your practice and you follow a form when redoing the games, you'll be alright. The thing with LG is, when you pick an answer choice, you have to show how that answer is correct and the others are wrong. So even if you know, for example that C is correct, you still have to solve for the question before picking it. So it quite alright to remember the answer choice.

  Also if you're wondering if you're actually improving on the game types, do a fresh game once in a while and you'll see how your improvement translates.