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spanferkel14
2 years ago

I suppose you mean “avoidancebehave before a test.

This means that you try to avoid the situations, that is, to get out of the situations that are unpleasant to you or are even afraid of. For example, in winter, you set yourself to the balcony, 4 days before the test at night, with naked upper body, hoping to get such a strong cold that your doctor will write you sick. Or you hurt yourself so much on your hands that you cannot write or tap. Some people simply do not appear to be tested and hope that a psychiatrist or the like certifies a mental state of emergency. Others do not start testing, but are completely unplanned. They put their head in the sand and they don’t care how it goes on. Because, of course, they already know that there are only 2 possibilities later: a.) if it is possible to take a post-release date or just appear at the next possible examination date, b.) to cancel the study/training without exams and thus most likely to ruin the (vocational) future.