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kreg
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I have been doing this course in quantum mechanics that has multiple choice testing. After reading the text they give you 4 questions. I can barely understand what they are talking about with neutron spin etc. but I take my best shot. As is often advised, go with your first choice. It's statistically your best chance. I find it amazing how true this can be. I read the 4 statements and see one I like and again I can barely comprehend the stuff. But then if I go with my second guess it'll be wrong and my first choice will be the right one. There must be to some degree intuition guiding.
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Nechayev
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Probably. On other hand that's why multiple choice is a great means of propaganda. They sit you down to a test, give you a question which is wrong and by intuitively selecting the 'correct' answer you are taught to accept the truth of both the answer and the question - when both can be false.
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To be honest though I've tried that and.... bad results for me! I've tried doing those psychic tests and I always get a low score. I just rely on my cognitive skills. Maybe my intuition isn't that good.
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hm, that's an interesting issue, but you know it doesn't work for me. sometimes it did, but it's just a coincidence. so such as an experiment, it's ok, but not for taking the important exam. wish you good luck!
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