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What are the effects of nervosity before an exam-help?
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Nervous.: If you're nervous before a test, or in the days before a test, it may affect your ability to study and retain the need information. That being said, anxiety at the time of a test is not really considered a bad thing as it may improve focus and motivation.
Answered 5/25/2017
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