Literally that whole test was like: "WELP DON'T KNOW THAT SHIT, F IT." I guess my logic skills worked for me that time around. >.>

Thanks, guys, lol. I'm still checking the calendar to make sure it isn't April Fool's Day or something.

YAY the use of common logic! so rare these days XD

lol no worries that's the beginning of the month

Haha, indeed it is. Part of it is that I've taken so many psych classes at this point that I could reason it out, but on a general this test was all statistics, so I was surprised. Happy, though.

Anyway, now to pass my test tomorrow. I have to remind myself to go slow and not to presume the answer is right till I've reread it and read all the options.

I think you should take comfort in your reasoning skills and not be so stressed about this one. you have been studing you dhould be fine

*nod nod* Words of wisdom. This is just one of those stinkbutt professors that gives practice exams that aren't even a 1/4 as hard as the tests so you never know how bad they'll be beforehand. >.>

:( then what's the point of the pretest?

That is so yucky when a professor gives you those tests. Mine is giving my fifteen formulas to memorize and we only get to do three of them.

Mike and I had a professor who would make us memorise around 12 quotes from Supreme Court decisions. We also had to know if it was a for or against decision quote, what came from it, what case it was from, which Justice wrote it, whether it continued something from beforehand, etc.
We had to memorise all that only to have to do up to I think 4 on our exams. And we had 3 exams in the semesters we took it. His had to do more on the exam (I think he had to do I think 5), but a year later when I took the class, I only had to pick 3 or 4.

Wow that is really hard to do I bet you had to study hard for that test ser. Memorizing equations is no were near as bad as having to do that.

Somehow I worked a system out in my head, him too. I remember going to class the days I had those exams and to the final rambling off each one and teh information. We didn't really have to memorise the quotes, just all the information and stuff from it since the professor would put the quotes on the test and we would go from there.

Yeah that sounds easy actually.

Just a pain to find what cases the quotes came from ^^"

Yeah that is a pain.

Ahhhh, nice to have a fellow rambler, Ser. XD I ramble out loud like none other before tests trying to make sure all the info I've had to cram into my head stays there.

lol. I still do it if I have to. ^^ It never phased me whether or not I seemed weird walking to my test when I was there. :P
Hey, I worked though. I passed all 3 of the tests that semester :P

Yup, pretty much. If I haven't gotten to the point of rambling I haven't studied enough. XD

lol I still name off technical names of furniture and no one has any clue what I am talking about XP

Man, I still remember my bio class from sophomore year in high school and name off fish species on occasion. >.>

Sometimes I feel like, wow that's cool I can still do that. Then other times I'm like, Why do I know such useless crap!

Hahaha, because it was useless crap you paid for. Lol.

Are you guys paying attention to this nutty Boston shit?

well not all of it, I guess in a way through tax dollars.
Also all my random free research on things like Nightwish XP totally life changing info XD
yet I don't watch the news.
Did they find out who did it yet?

Yeah, Birdie. Massive shoot outs, one dead suspect. Whole town of Boston shut down with orders for people to stay in their houses. Army and shit getting called in.

Second suspect's hiding in a boat and there's another shoot out going on.

Holy CRAP O.o
time to google that

Yeah, there were more bombs and crap. The one that got killed had a suicide vest on. It's nuts. One police officer dead...

Yeah, I didn't see it on the news (haven't watched the news at all), but it's on my facebook feed. One of my friends was stuck in Boston all day at her school in the lockdown.