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Recovery after a Difficult Question
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LSAT.328 Recovery after a Difficult Question
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After a hard Logical Reasoning question, the student feels a sudden physical panic response and notices shallow breathing while the clock continues. Which response best restores test-day readiness without surrendering time?
A
Let the answer-letter pattern from the panic-surge item override the evidence for the selected answer.
B
Rush through the next item to win back the time spent on the panic-surge item.
C
If a return would be useful, make it narrow; otherwise accept the best answer on the panic-surge item and give the next question a clean start.
D
Skip the next long-looking question automatically to compensate for the time spent on the panic-surge item.
E
Pick the next answer more quickly than usual to rebuild confidence after the panic-surge item, even if the reasoning is incomplete.
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