Testing Advice

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BW,

I researched the test quite a bit today and ordered the required book. Actually, by some of the feedback I've read on the author its seems she's a feminist. I'm going to love this one!!! Some of the pics in the book were a bit "graphic" to say the very least. Any who seems like a marriage, social, psych, health, religion, moods, pms....all roled in to one type of test. Actually now I can't wait for the darn thing. It's on my list for February. I will be sure to leave feedback in the specific test section. I already did for A&I Lit, waiting for my results on Intro to Comp to leave feedback on it.

On the world religion exam - what I noticed on the petersons is that they ask very specific questions. In all honesty unfairly so to me because you must know a bit more about it from the inside for some of those questions. But on the flip side, there were a few answers to questions that were wrong. Maybe correct so far as academia is concerned but if you practice the tradition/religion its incorrect.

Word of warning about world religions, several have underestimated the difficulty of this exam; many have said it needs to be an upper level test. Search the forum, specifically the Specific Exam Feedback Section, to get an in-depth review of what the test is about.

I am curious as to what the Psych of Women test is about so be sure to leave feedback to help other testers as well...sort of like a Pay It Back system. Good luck and God speed.