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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Defense against negative feelings and thoughts
A common psychological defense against negative feelings and thoughts
is giving up and becoming helpless
or
paralyzed during a test.
The ability to perform well under pressure,
however,
is a skill that you can learn.
Several strategies for overcoming test anxiety follow.
Do read our earlier posts on this topic.
Relax and Breathe
Yes! This is true!!! It is important for you to feel comfortable and relaxed in any type of testing situation.
Knowledge about taking exams helps people relax during the actual exam. Keep information about the date, time, and duration of the exam in mind.
No excuse for forgetting......
Try this out! You will be amazed at what this relaxation can do for you. The method of progressive relaxation involves tensing a muscle system and then relaxing it. Tensing a muscle will produce increased relaxation when the muscle is subsequently relaxed. Start at one end of the body and work to the other end. Practice every day for 10 to 15 minutes until you gain the increased ability to relax at will.
Do you feel relax...already?
Alternately tense and stretch various muscles in your body. Concentrate on the difference in being tense and being relaxed. Tense your whole body, and then relax your whole body. Practice every day until you notice the gradual improvement in your ability to relax. This will give you confidence and the ability to relax when you take the exam.
No harm in trying, right?
Another method is to breathe deeply and slowly, letting your body go limp and allowing every muscle in your body to relax while you concentrate on your breathing. Start with your hands. Imagine them to be warn and heavy. Repeat to yourself "my hands are warm and heavy" several times. Maintain a slow, patterned breath rhythm. Progress to the arms, then the shoulders, and continue until you relax your whole body. Do this 5-10 minutes a day. Look into other, different methods of relaxation. Many books about relaxation techniques are available.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Money Money Money
“Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.” | |
He is famous for motivational audio programs for Business and Life. )
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
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