It can drive you insane completely, encouraged, available, recently, instead

Wendy01

I just did very well (for me) on the one of the CFA AM sections the CFA makes available on its website.

Yet, instead of being encouraged and ready to grind out the next two days before taking a day off, I’m convinced that the CFA tested all my strong points recently so I am completely screwed for this coming exam.

Yes….this will make you crazy.

Roflnadal

SkipE99 Wrote:
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> the biggest pain to me is learning something *new*
> every time I re-read a SS.


And aggravating to see I had notes along the margins!

Windjammer

the biggest pain to me is learning something *new* every time I re-read a SS.

bkballa

I as well feel as if all the major sections have been tested recently. Possible they will continue to test major sections. The pass rate doesn't show that memorizing the AM papers has provided any kind of boost in recent years.

lcai

C makes the most sense.

NO EXCUSES

canadiananalyst

bell99 Wrote:
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> acb2011 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I just did very well (for me) on the one of the
> > CFA AM sections the CFA makes available on its
> > website.
> >
> > Yet, instead of being encouraged and ready to
> > grind out the next two days before taking a day
> > off, I’m convinced that the CFA tested all my
> > strong points recently so I am completely
> screwed
> > for this coming exam.
> >
> > Yes….this will make you crazy.
>
>
> Tested recently => concepts will not appear again?
> Select one behavior bias:
>
> A) Overconfidence
> B) Aversion to ambiguity
> C) Regret avoidance



Gamblers Fallacy? Is that regret avoidance? C?

Roflnadal

insane in the membrane....insane in the brain

wake2000

acb2011 Wrote:
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> I just did very well (for me) on the one of the
> CFA AM sections the CFA makes available on its
> website.
>
> Yet, instead of being encouraged and ready to
> grind out the next two days before taking a day
> off, I’m convinced that the CFA tested all my
> strong points recently so I am completely screwed
> for this coming exam.
>
> Yes….this will make you crazy.


Tested recently => concepts will not appear again? Select one behavior bias:

A) Overconfidence
B) Aversion to ambiguity
C) Regret avoidance