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The document discusses test-taking nerve and its properties. Test-taking nerve has several purposes including to evaluate students and teachers, ensure stressful times are faced, energize stretched tasks, and enhance performance. It provides speed and strength, and can turn anticipation into performance by facing facts and doing the right thing. Test-taking nerve can succeed and produce satisfying results.
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- 3. Exists in the very best! 1/18/2014 3
- 4. Provides speed/strength! Normal nerve Test-taking nerve Fast Fast / Strong and strong 1/18/2014 4
- 5. Enhances performance! Performance Short response time Fast/Strong Exhaustion Slow/Weak sl 1/18/2014 5
- 6. Prolongs anticipation! ANTICIPATION Not see straight Deny facts Don’t do the right thing Harm our health Long response time Pain (red) 1/18/2014 6
- 7. Can turn from anticipation to performance! Not see straight Deny facts Face facts Don’t do the right thing Do the right thing Abnormal physiological response 1/18/2014 See straight Normal physiological response 7
- 10. 1/18/2014 10