How to Deal with Excessive Stress When Taking the Driving Test?

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Excessive stress during the driving test may affect normal performance, leading to failure. Here are some methods to alleviate psychological stress during the driving test: Before the test, do not overly focus on the outcome. Pass if you can, and retake it if you fail. More practice might just require some time, especially for those not in urgent need of a driver's license—more practice is beneficial for oneself. Before the test, make sure to practice diligently, observe more, and think carefully. This not only helps alleviate various pre-test pressures and nervousness but also allows you to better demonstrate your personal abilities, thereby increasing the likelihood of passing the test smoothly. If you feel extremely stressed before the test, try to shift your attention promptly. Often, not dwelling on it can be beneficial. Letting things take their natural course is also a very good attitude toward life. Before the test, you can also visit the test site. Some places even allow you to conduct certain simulations in advance. Familiarizing yourself with the test atmosphere and environment beforehand can, to some extent, effectively reduce the nervousness and stress brought by the test.