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 | Hi, My name is Jeff...... By Jeff Hungerford on Apr 10, 2017 | RXExam Verify Purchaser |
| Hi, My name is Jeff Hungerford. I really do like your Idaho Pharmacy Law testing materials. Very well done and lots of good info. One thing I would like to see (in any testing program) is a type of 'scrambler' for the possible answers on every question. Taking the same test multiple times makes me aware of WHERE (A, B, C, D) the answer is, not WHAT the answer is. I would gladly pay for an update/add on that scrambled answers so I actually am required to know the correct answer, instead of my useless ability to remember where it was the last time. Seems like that would be a very simple software update. Definitely, something I would pay for. I would also gladly pay for something that selected your possible answers from a pool of 'possible answers' rather than seeing the same 4 choices over and over. If a question has 5, 10, or 15 possible correct answers, some of those other possibilities should pop up on my next try so I (once again) have to KNOW the right answers rather than which of these 4 was right last time I took the test. My mind is crafty stupid. It will learn the easiest way, not the right way (to pass). An example would be a question like the one about what must be on a retail pharmacy label. Maybe that would be a premium level update. You could also throw in a lot of near-miss wrong answers into the pool, just to make us think a bit more. That is a much more difficult software problem and I do know that. But that is the way multiple choice answers should be presented---pulled from a pool of ALL possible correct answers and almost correct but wrong answers (not just the 4 choices selected when the question was written). Offer a standard test (what you offer now), a 'Plus' add-on that scrambles the answers, a 'Premium' add-on that pulls from a larger pool of answers, and a 'Premium PLUS' that does both. I want to pass this test. I would gladly pay extra (even double) to force my brain to learn more--just a bit more of an advantage. I want to walk into that test knowing I will pass, not hoping I will pass. Jeff Hungerford PS You have a good product. Thank you for offering what you do. I would love to see your company become the biggest and best in this business. | |
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