I don't know about you, but after each exhausting 5-section practice test I take, I have to do something else to decompress for a few hours. Usually I'll either play some video games or watch YouTube videos, but today I was fortunate enough to watch Middle Tennessee knock off Michigan State. Do you guys jump right from the PT into BR, or, if you take some time off, how long do you take and what do you do?
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@Chris127 I agree, I find I reason much more clearly and more detachedly from my original process when I take a few hours to do something completely different and then revisit my answers.
I take my PT's after work, in my work building, so I usually grab all my belongings like the building is on fire and run-walk the mile and a half to the train station to catch the next train home (which invariably is just a little too soon to allow for just a walk, and they don't run that often either). I BR on the train and enter the answers for each section after I'm done with it. I watch the explanations for what I've missed when I get home.
Next day I do a thorough reread of all RC and redo all games regardless of what I've missed.
I suck at games, so all game sections get Foolproofed.
For RC, even if I'm certain enough during the test to not circle a question for BR, I still always have a residual feeling that I just got lucky, and I want to take the time to really understand what went into that "instinct".