How to handle your emotion in GMAT

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Tense emotion is not ingredient of success

That everyone wants to gain a wonderful score is very common sense. However, when you are standing out the door of the examination
place, your score has already come out. The future score depends upon your past hard working, your spending time, your devoting energy
all of which had you already done. So, since everything can not be changed any more, why are you still nervous? Even if you care about
your future score more hardly, does this bad emotion help improve your performance and then make you get a desire score?
  

Do not care about your pace largely seriously

Since the time for this examination is very insufficient and once you choose an answer you may not go back to change the one you have
did, pace is very important for this examination. But never let the pace affect your performance. Most of testers would be very upset and
uncomfortable if he or she spent much time for the first three questions. For example, it is very common that when you encounter the first
question at the beginning you want to do your best to choose an absolutely right answer and you will treat this question very seriously.
After three questions, you may be surprising that ten minutes have gone or even worse. Do not let you go into this situation. The use of
pace, actually, is a balance. The balance is located on the boundary between hard questions and easy questions. The extent of difficulty
varied for different people. One people may consider this question an easy one, but for another people it may be a hard one. As I said
before, the extent of difficulty for you is already fixed. The only thing you can do is handling those easy questions that belong to you and
the pace’s responsibility is to let you abandon those hard questions that do not belong to you. Remember, since everything has
already fixed, the best thing is maintaining a good emotion to face these questions.

How about pool that contains these so called low score questions

Most people recognize that if one tester make many mistakes, he or she may enter into the low score pool. Yes, of course, because
once the tester steps into the examination room, whether he or she will enter this so called low score pool or high score pool is his or her
fate due to past hard working, spending time, devoting energy. If the tester was a clever one, he or she would maintain a good emotion to
 handle those questions that belong to him or her. That is the key!! Since you have submit 250$ to GMAT, trust it will evaluate your ability
accurately.
Better emotion, better score, it is worthless that you gain a bad score that is lower than your true score just because of a terrible emotion
you made yourself.

[此贴子已经被作者于2008-9-9 17:56:07编辑过]

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