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#47097 05/05/06 11:22 PM
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Folks,

I came across this study on PhotoReading while researching about this concept.

Please download the paper from:
http://www.cosphere.com/PR/PhotoReading_Analysis.pdf


Any ideas by anyone ?

Has anyone experienced this ? Having a false sense of comprehenstion after PhotoReading ?

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Amatory Soul


#47098 05/06/06 03:44 AM
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When you follow the activation steps and build the conscious comprehension in layers. It is the same or better than what you get with traditional reading.

Alex


#47099 05/09/06 01:15 PM
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Amatory, not really a study now is it.

It may be written by a professor but it's really sharing some comments from other people how haven't studied PR. They just share what they've studied.

I studied speed reading before finding PRing. I'll tell you that both systems work for going through the material faster. I've even had a few really Wow experiences after getting into PR. That would defy some of the claims made in that article.

I'm still not at the level of performance I desire. But that's my fault, it's not what you know, it's not even what your capable of, it's what you do that generates results.... I need to do more.

As an analogy, ask any kid how much fun it is to ride a bike. Then compare the answers of the kids that still have mom and dad running behind them and experiencing the wipe-outs to those of kids that are building ramps to do jumps.

If you're on the outside, it's hard to say what the interior is like.

You are perfection,
Iam2


#47100 05/11/06 04:01 AM
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quote:
Has anyone experienced this ? Having a false sense of comprehenstion after PhotoReading?

This isn't a study but an analysis by a Doctor of Psychology depending on what he knows about the human mind.

Having a false sense of comprehension is fairly common, just google it: http://eee.uci.edu/news/articles/0502comprehension.php

I can see it happening when most of your knowledge comes from browsing or skimming books to learn things thoroughly.

Have you ever read about something, perhaps like how to do a certain type of math problem or perhaps a do-it-yourself project and find yourself constantly refering back to the text while doing the actual thing to find out the next step?

Sometimes practice (doing) is a better lesson than reading.

[This message has been edited by trident_spear (edited May 10, 2006).]



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