@Sanaa To effectively reduce test anxiety, focus on consistent practice, build confidence, and seek support when needed. Strategies include preparing thoroughly, managing stress through relaxation techniques, and reframing negative thoughts.
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Reducing Test Anxiety Through Practice and Support
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@Mariya-Rajpar Begin studying well in advance of the test date to avoid last-minute cramming, which can exacerbate anxiety, according to Central Michigan University.
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@Ridafatima95 Develop a structured study schedule that allows for breaks and incorporates various learning styles.
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@Ridafatima95 Simulate test-taking scenarios to become familiar with the format, time constraints, and environment, which can desensitize you to the actual test experience.
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@Sanaa Reflect on past successes and identify effective strategies that can be applied to future tests.
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@Erum-Zahid Strive to grasp the material thoroughly rather than simply memorizing it.
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@Ahlam-HAMRI Practice deep, slow breaths to calm your nervous system before, during, and after the test.
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@Afshan Engage in activities like progressive muscle relaxation or mindfulness meditation to promote calmness and reduce tension.
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@Sanaa Physical activity can help release stress and improve focus.
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@Mariya-Rajpar Share your anxieties with friends, family, or a counselor to gain perspective and support.