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#46185 11/21/05 05:21 PM
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I tried the taking tests instructions (found in the book) recently, and it worked fairly well. But in step two it says: "Photoread the questions". What exactly is meant by that? I tried just to photofocus them but i cant tell if that made any difference.

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You PhotoRead the questions so the nonconscious mind has a change to process them and start pulling up the answers. You'll rhythmicly peruse them when you start answering them.

What you do is PhotoRead all the test pages first. If the questions happen to be on a separate sheet take the time to PhotoRead them too. (Actually, PhotoRead them first if they are separate).

You don't need to focus on whether it made any difference. During a test you have other things to consider that are more important.

Alex


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quote:
Originally posted by Alex K. Viefhaus:
You PhotoRead the questions so the nonconscious mind has a change to process them and start pulling up the answers. You'll rhythmicly peruse them when you start answering them.

What you do is PhotoRead all the test pages first. If the questions happen to be on a separate sheet take the time to PhotoRead them too. (Actually, PhotoRead them first if they are separate).

You don't need to focus on whether it made any difference. During a test you have other things to consider that are more important.

Alex


Including prepare, affirm and close(etc)? It wasn't any huge test so I don't know if that would just take away the time or not.

Btw, the thought if it made any difference came to me about 5 hours afterwards, thank you.


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You can do the Accelerated Learning State, purpose and affirm before entering the room to take the test. It's highly recommended that you do the Accelerated Learning State before the test.

When you get permission to start, just remember your intent as you photofocus and PhotoRead the papers.

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Btw, the thought if it made any difference came to me about 5 hours afterwards,

Yes and what can you compare it to, to know if it made any difference? Did you ever wonder whether any other appoach you took was as effective as it could have been? If you ever wondered if you did enough to get your best score for sure you did. The only thing you can really decide what strategies worked for you and what didn't.

Alex



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