... like antidepressants, are prevalent even within the medical community. ... the entries inthe article, it does sound like many of these are ... used inappropriately not only inthe vernacular ... but also frequently in research ...
... been known to include difficult questions somewhere inthe middle (say, 12, 13 ... , 14, etc.) and somewhat easy questions towards the ... end (21, 22, 23, etc.). Inthe past ...
... problem sets when going through the curriculum exactly for this purpose ... a ready made chunk of questions, but inthe absence of that you ... can use the question bank and make ... ledger of questions I've missed and redo them in lieu of ...
On the 30 - mid-60s tests ... -2) on LRs and now inthe70s it's not uncommon for ...
Hugely demoralizing considering how close the date is and how well ... doing to the point (consistently 172-175 ten tests in a ... row and now the last 3 I've taking inthe70s have been ...
I think, depending on curve and confidence errors, I probably scored between 167 and 172. But also, I've been overconfident a couple times inthe70s series so I'm trying not to get too hypheeee
@"Darth Jurist" you didn't mention which PTs they were, I remember going from the 50's or 60's to the 70's initially would produce some inconsistent scores for me, but again w/only 10 you are still pretty rely on inthe process.
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Some people read the trainer as they go through ...
@"Ron Swanson" Yeah I forgot to mention that but 100% agree. It's almost as if it's just assumed you need to be inthe range for games lol. What really astonishes me is that there are people out there scoring inthe 170s and missing entire games! Wild.