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During the NCLEX-PN, computerized ______________ testing allows for every student to write a different exam, based on responses to the earlier questions.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

From his educational experience prior to entering his nursing program, a nursing student is aware that he suffers from text anxiety that is often intense.
 
  As well, the student believes that he has been unsuccessful on some previous exams directly because of his test anxiety. What action should the student take to address this problem?
  A) Take an NCLEX-PN review course
  B) Become a member of a study group with some classmates
  C) Ask his nursing instructors for remedial help
  D) Explore the possibility of professional counseling



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Answer to Question 1

Adaptive

Answer to Question 2

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