Multiple Choice Question If you earned a "B'grade on a very difficult test, a good step forward is to first assume you will earn a "B" on the next test. reassure yourself that you did your best. review how you approached the test. commit yourself to studying more for the next test.

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Multiple Choice Question If you earned a "B'grade on a very difficult test, a good step forward is to first assume you will earn a "B" on the next test. reassure yourself that you did your best. review how you approached the test. commit yourself to studying more for the next test.

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The best answer is **review how you approached the test.**While reassuring yourself and committing to studying more are positive steps, they don't necessarily address the root of why you earned a B. Reviewing your approach allows you to identify areas for improvement. Did you misunderstand certain concepts? Did you run out of time? Were you anxious? Understanding *why* you got a B will help you improve for the next test more effectively than simply assuming you'll get the same grade or blindly studying more.

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Multiple Choice Question If you earned a "B'grade on a very difficult test, a good step forward is to first assume you will earn a "B" on the next test. reassure yourself that you did your best. review how you approached the test. commit yourself to studying more for the next test.

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