Exam thoughts

[sonnypls]

Lulu - no one knows for certain.

[mskwmskw]

yeah lulu u can stilll get an A+ if u lost only 4 or 5 marks for SA. i think u can lose up to 8 marks n get an A+, in the mid year exam u could

[cathtacular]

i want someone to put up the exam

[Aurelie.]

I thought the exam was pretty straight forward.. they avoided a lot of the obvious stuff that'd been on past exams too.
When I first saw that descriptive statistic question I was like oh god, but then I ended up putting down 'mode' . its that stuff isnt it? like median, mode, standard deviation?

I wrote that spontaneous recovery occurred too! But i think its wrong. I kept jumping back and forth between yes and no whilst I completed the rest of the exam. grr

[sisqo1111]

i thin spontaneous recovery did occur?

[ham]

i really wanted to get a decent study score in psych.

i lost 2 marks before doubling on the midyear and prbably lost 3 or even 4 today.

anyone predict a score?

cheers

[sisqo1111]

and ill be posting up the exam asap 

[j.el-halabi]

I thought the exam was pretty straight forward.. they avoided a lot of the obvious stuff that'd been on past exams too.
When I first saw that descriptive statistic question I was like oh god, but then I ended up putting down 'mode' . its that stuff isnt it? like median, mode, standard deviation?

I wrote that spontaneous recovery occurred too! But i think its wrong. I kept jumping back and forth between yes and no whilst I completed the rest of the exam. grr

my mate he got A+ on the mid years yeah, and he's got highest sac scores in our school.. he put PIE GRAPH for that question.. my teacher said it was right!

[sonnypls]

i really wanted to get a decent study score in psych.

i lost 2 marks before doubling on the midyear and prbably lost 3 or even 4 today.

anyone predict a score?

cheers

score = higher than me.

[Verbyla]

I think the general trend it that u can loose up to 8 marks in total but each year it slightly changes

[Lulu]

The reason why I put down spontaneous recovery...

Spontaneous recovery refers to the reappearance of a conditioned response (anxiety) after a period where the response was thought to be extinguised (the period when he was at home).

Argh

[sisqo1111]

Yup im pretty sure thats correct. its what i did

[Lulu]

Maybe they will accept two answers...

[cathtacular]

my mate he got A+ on the mid years yeah, and he's got highest sac scores in our school.. he put PIE GRAPH for that question.. my teacher said it was right!

i wrote bar graph, so maybe if a pie graph was write so was a bar graph here hoping

after the midyear did eriny or someone post sample answers to the exam??
i think i remember something about that- good idea

[sisqo1111]

yeh if its explained correctly