Before beginning the exam, a student stops and reflects on the Five C's: content, confidence, control, common sense, and comparison. Which statement made by the student indicates her understanding of confidence?
a. "I know I can do this."
b. "I just need to remember what I studied."
c. "I just need to narrow down the right answer."
d. "What do I think is the right answer?"
e. "Relax, stay calm and focused."
ANS: A
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