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"Intense prep for Law School Admissions Test alters brain structure"
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I have read that before and that's so interesting! I am no longer that same person that I was when I started studying for this test. It makes sense in a way : )
Thanks for the share! I'm was a psych major so this is totally up my alley
We're literally exercising our brains while we're prepping for this test! Absolutely love it.
I'm a believer.
Life definitely changes after you take on LSAT prep. I hear arguments (on tv or just like anywhere)) and start thinking about how to weaken or strengthen them depending on text. And God, how crap are the arguments we hear everyday in our lives. I can't watch CNN anymore. Haha!
This study explains it!!