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rosent76

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A student is preparing to begin her final semester of nursing school. She is aware that academic and nonacademic factors can affect her ability to pass the NCLEX-RN. Which statements indicate an understanding of the nonacademic factors? (Select all that a
 
  a. My self-esteem can impact my performance on the exam.
  b. Having test anxiety can prevent me from testing well.
  c. My ability to focus on studying can lead to a pass or fail.
  d. Role strain is a factor in testing success.
  e. Being good at testing would certainly help me pass.

Question 2

The use of Computer Adaptive Technology (CAT) has drastically changed the process of licensure testing. The graduate nurse understands this process when she makes which statements? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. The implementation of CAT allows me to choose what study material to use when testing.
  b. CAT allows me to choose a testing center that is close to my home.
  c. CAT gives me the flexibility to select a testing time and date that fits into my work schedule.
  d. CAT implementation allows me to schedule multiple testing dates, in case I cannot make one.
  e. CAT ensures easier questions than the older written tests.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A, B, D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B, C



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