"Math may have failed, and I don't know if I can get into college." "These questions are actually very simple. Why did I do something wrong? " ..... It's often a pity to find out your mistakes after taking the exam. Professor Wang Xiangnan, a psychologist at the Fifth People's Hospital of Nanning, pointed out that the exam has become a thing of the past, so we must objectively evaluate ourselves after the exam, and we should not be swayed by considerations of gain and loss, so as not to indulge ourselves in mistakes and cause unnecessary psychological burden. Only when we have a correct evaluation of ourselves can we treat the success or failure of the college entrance examination objectively and truly "not be happy with things, not sad for ourselves". Candidates should realize that the college entrance examination is accidental, and people who make mistakes may not make mistakes, so they should learn to look on the bright side. In addition, candidates should also learn to adjust their expectations according to the examination. At the same time, we might as well take the method of diverting attention, do as much housework as possible, watch more TV, distract or divert attention from setbacks, and let the shadow of exam mistakes fade away gradually.