
Your Key To Success: How Chewing Gums Helps
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Date: 2023-08-20
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Twisted
We used to get kicked out of class for chewing gum.
The average pupils grade results were seemingly in decline, as at one point just a few yrs after I left, the school got noted as the worst in the country.
Hmm.
So hypothetically.
Could it be: -
- that chewing gum caused a lack of education resulting in poor grades.
- A schools lack of tolerance towards chewing gum created a failing systematic structure resulting in poor grades.
. or it could be that I'm just a dumb feck?
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We used to get kicked out of class for chewing gum.
The average pupils grade results were seemingly in decline, as at one point just a few yrs after I left, the school got noted as the worst in the country.
Hmm.
So hypothetically.
Could it be: -
- that chewing gum caused a lack of education resulting in poor grades.
- A schools lack of tolerance towards chewing gum created a failing systematic structure resulting in poor grades.
. or it could be that I'm just a dumb feck?
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Xavier
Another psychological way to do better on tests with gum is based on state-dependent memory/learning!
Chew gum (or even suck on mints) while studying. Then during the test, your mind will have a better chance of recalling the info if you have the same gum/mints because of the extra details that your brain is calling that was connected to the info you learned (the last of the gum/mint)
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Another psychological way to do better on tests with gum is based on state-dependent memory/learning!
Chew gum (or even suck on mints) while studying. Then during the test, your mind will have a better chance of recalling the info if you have the same gum/mints because of the extra details that your brain is calling that was connected to the info you learned (the last of the gum/mint)
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psych2go
One of the benefits I remember learning is that while chewing, your brain is easier to trick out of anxiety: digestion is a parasympathetic function, while anxiety (and any related mental lapses) is due to a sympathetic response. It's one reason why chewing gum is good for people with anxiety, so long as you find one that's right for you.
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One of the benefits I remember learning is that while chewing, your brain is easier to trick out of anxiety: digestion is a parasympathetic function, while anxiety (and any related mental lapses) is due to a sympathetic response. It's one reason why chewing gum is good for people with anxiety, so long as you find one that's right for you.
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chili
But, like.
Everyone in my class smacks their gum during anything, and the sound of chewing SETS ME OFF. Nothing I can do about it.
I've gotten so irritated that I once scratched off a small piece of my ear. I just can't handle the sound. Guess I'll let everyone get better test grades than me haha
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But, like.
Everyone in my class smacks their gum during anything, and the sound of chewing SETS ME OFF. Nothing I can do about it.
I've gotten so irritated that I once scratched off a small piece of my ear. I just can't handle the sound. Guess I'll let everyone get better test grades than me haha
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KleisLikes
I think it's just a stress killer, so the student is more relaxed and thinks positivly.
And for behing more active during lesson, it's just boring to hear that teacher if you find yourself in the need to chew to keep your attention up: / It happens a lot with my phylosophy teacher for example.
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I think it's just a stress killer, so the student is more relaxed and thinks positivly.
And for behing more active during lesson, it's just boring to hear that teacher if you find yourself in the need to chew to keep your attention up: / It happens a lot with my phylosophy teacher for example.
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Victor
i don't know if this theory already been proving but doesn't it only work when you're chewing gum while studying and revising will help you better in passing a test/exam if you chew the same type of gum because your brain will pick up the same memory it had when you chewed it last?
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i don't know if this theory already been proving but doesn't it only work when you're chewing gum while studying and revising will help you better in passing a test/exam if you chew the same type of gum because your brain will pick up the same memory it had when you chewed it last?
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Kendrick
I started doing this in my freshman year of college. If it weren't for minty gum I definitely would have fallen asleep several times and not had as much focus. After three years I'm really happy to hear that a study has actually been done on it!
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I started doing this in my freshman year of college. If it weren't for minty gum I definitely would have fallen asleep several times and not had as much focus. After three years I'm really happy to hear that a study has actually been done on it!
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Sunny
Also, if you chew gum (it may have been mint) while studying and then chew the same type of gum during the test it's supposed to help you remember.
Edit: I wrote this while halfway through and I am excited they mentioned mint gum at the end XD
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Also, if you chew gum (it may have been mint) while studying and then chew the same type of gum during the test it's supposed to help you remember.
Edit: I wrote this while halfway through and I am excited they mentioned mint gum at the end XD
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gjcfjhchxks
I heard once that if you chew a new flavor of gum that you are not used to while you study, then when you chew that same flavor during the test it will help you remember a lot more of the stuff for it. or something like that XD
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I heard once that if you chew a new flavor of gum that you are not used to while you study, then when you chew that same flavor during the test it will help you remember a lot more of the stuff for it. or something like that XD
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Trubi
My teacher in school reasoned that gum would be put under desks and could be put in someones hair, and took my entire pack off me for sharing it. Im planning to email ten videos of the benefits of chewing gum to drown her two reasons.
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My teacher in school reasoned that gum would be put under desks and could be put in someones hair, and took my entire pack off me for sharing it. Im planning to email ten videos of the benefits of chewing gum to drown her two reasons.
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spirited
Not only my school but possibly the principal needs to see this! I'm gonna show them! Oh wait it's too late and I'm homeschooled now. At least my parents let me chew gum. It actually makes all the difference.
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Not only my school but possibly the principal needs to see this! I'm gonna show them! Oh wait it's too late and I'm homeschooled now. At least my parents let me chew gum. It actually makes all the difference.
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MrDavibu
It's probably, because chewing is something you used to, so you inherently free up you mind and think more about chewing gum.
To go for a short walk prior to the test has probably the same effect.
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It's probably, because chewing is something you used to, so you inherently free up you mind and think more about chewing gum.
To go for a short walk prior to the test has probably the same effect.
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Joe
The only reason teachers are mean Is because they are dumb, Real learning Isn't painful, But this is brainwashing, It's different. And the system Is Indeed broken. I've been saying to scrap it entirley.
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The only reason teachers are mean Is because they are dumb, Real learning Isn't painful, But this is brainwashing, It's different. And the system Is Indeed broken. I've been saying to scrap it entirley.
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Tylas
224 undergrads is a great starting hypothesis, but isn't a big swath of people to use in order to get good analysis. Furthermore, the grammatical error is killing me (Gums Helps.
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224 undergrads is a great starting hypothesis, but isn't a big swath of people to use in order to get good analysis. Furthermore, the grammatical error is killing me (Gums Helps.
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undeadpresident
Anyone know where you can get gum that does not have sugar or artificial sweeteners in it? I'd rather not be consuming cancer causing chemicals nor tooth rotting sugar.
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Anyone know where you can get gum that does not have sugar or artificial sweeteners in it? I'd rather not be consuming cancer causing chemicals nor tooth rotting sugar.
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Casey
I don't like gum because my body expects food from the taste and after a while of chewing I gag on it as my body's way of saying this is not nutritional, you don't need this
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I don't like gum because my body expects food from the taste and after a while of chewing I gag on it as my body's way of saying this is not nutritional, you don't need this
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Liz
My teachers always wanted to make me give up chewing gum during lessons. They failed! I chewed so much gum, that they gave up to stop me: D. I was successful (in two ways!
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My teachers always wanted to make me give up chewing gum during lessons. They failed! I chewed so much gum, that they gave up to stop me: D. I was successful (in two ways!
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cowabungga
Has anyone here chewed gum while studying or taking tests? Did it help you study better or pass exams? I would like to know other people's experiences with this.
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Has anyone here chewed gum while studying or taking tests? Did it help you study better or pass exams? I would like to know other people's experiences with this.
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scenepunk09
my psych professor thought this was ridiculous but I chewed gum during every exam and got an A. Placebo effect or not if it works for me I'm doing it.
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my psych professor thought this was ridiculous but I chewed gum during every exam and got an A. Placebo effect or not if it works for me I'm doing it.
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Tony
I have found that chewing gum while and before an exam, especially one requiring tons of memory, eases my stress and makes me perform better on said tests.
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I have found that chewing gum while and before an exam, especially one requiring tons of memory, eases my stress and makes me perform better on said tests.
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BONGO
I did that too. Once I got 38% on a test and re took a different one, same level and my score went up to 54%
I know Im dumb, but at least it helped
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I did that too. Once I got 38% on a test and re took a different one, same level and my score went up to 54%
I know Im dumb, but at least it helped
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Alejandro
What about the gastritis problems, and caries that chewing gum can produce? Is it more beneficial or actually harmfull for our health?
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What about the gastritis problems, and caries that chewing gum can produce? Is it more beneficial or actually harmfull for our health?
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Leandro
I just want to point out its gum, NOT gums
Gums are part of your mouth. Gum is the chewable candy. -_-
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I just want to point out its gum, NOT gums
Gums are part of your mouth. Gum is the chewable candy. -_-
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Khoo
Oh dude my entire country doesn't support being smarter and actually succeed as a nation because gum is banned
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Oh dude my entire country doesn't support being smarter and actually succeed as a nation because gum is banned
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WHY
So how do you test this? I mean, not everyone is as smart as someone else. Some may even have studied more?
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So how do you test this? I mean, not everyone is as smart as someone else. Some may even have studied more?
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