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Figure out what your trends are--what are the most common missed question types for you, and then drill those. There's no point in taking more PTs if you're not actively learning. PTs are a snapshot of where you are in your studying. You need to dri…
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Hey @miriaml7-- So I think E is better than C because the issue with the study is that they went into the street and found 20 people that are willing to talk to them. When I read the stimulus, I found that their sample size was the issue with the s…
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I'm interested! Should I PM you?
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@lizzogonzo I drilled my weakest points and did untimed sections afterwards to observe how I tackled questions. But mostly did heavy drilling
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I think they're giving out that info mid August?
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@lizzogonzo take a week or so off studying. Seriously. I was scoring consistently in the low 160s. I took a week and a half break and now am scoring high 160s/low 170s. Sometimes your brain needs time to fully absorb the material
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@"Jahn.Snow" if you ever have more questions or whatever, inbox is always open!
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I think the most important thing is to know what the conclusion is, how the argument tries to support it, and try to identify the flaw/gap in thinking. Once I did that, repeating out that information to myself out loud before going into the question…
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Happened to me too--soooo frustrating! I looked online and people said that it's most likely due to nerves but I felt fine? So idk
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@miriaml7 sorry I'm just now replying--I didn't get a notification! Attacking the support is very abstract tbh, sometimes I don't even understand what that means too. The way I look it is as such: For strengthening, look for something that makes t…
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@miriaml7 when I read answer choice A, my first thought was "so what?" So what if they move to family newspapers? I believe you may have misidentified the conclusion. The conclusion isn't that some advertisers are motivated by moral as well as fina…
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I watched the explanation videos! And then did fool proofing and repetition. The games are all basically the same version of older ones. I was only able to do 3 games at the most and when I started doing what I said above, I finish all games and usu…
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I would not do timed tests. It's not helpful until you have a solid grasp on the materials. Do untimed tests and take your time. Spend time making sure you understand the fundamentals! Do the drills too--you'll start to see the patterns.