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Tuesday 1 September 2020

Why people with good handwriting tend to get Higher Marks in Exams ?

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 Why people with good handwriting  tend to get Higher Marks in Exams ?

I hope this question must have come into mind of every student who was a victim of such situation.This is scientifically true ! and It has been clearly explained in the novel : "Thinking , Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman . I will just translate my findings in easier text. 

"Strain experienced by the brain and Effort it puts into the task at hand are closely related. On one hand Cognitive strain is experienced when brain does some effortful job, like the strain  that we file while looking at the problem 29x76 . Did you experience it just now ? Yes !  and this strain has a reciprocating effect , It tends to mobilize brain towards more engaged and analytic mode"


Now Suppose you have good handwriting  and then the checker of your answer sheet will most likely be checking your answer sheet in casual mode since no extra brain activity was involved

But if you have bad handwriting , Exactly opposite of that would happen ! You  yourself will put the checker in analytical mode . So basically even your minute mistakes would be pointed out.

FACT :  You didn't read the text in the second image . Can you relate it why ? 

By writing it in bad handwriting , I activated your analytical mode ( By increasing the brain activity and inducing stress because of poor lighting in image), Since you have already understood the concept and analytical mode is on , your brain just forecasted the conclusion correctly and  you skipped the last part. Did you get the idea  why is it said that attempt the questions that you know properly in the starting  and the the question you dont know in between ? Hahaha 

Now I want you to answer one question ? 
Why is it that you tend to skip last parts of chapters of the textbooks   ? 
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