For you, you only scored 70 points in math, which may have a certain impact on your overall exam results. But the specific impact may depend on the specific content of the exam, your other performance and the specific ability of the military to pay attention to.
Here are some suggestions to help you prepare for the psychological test:
1. Understand the purpose and content of the test: Understand what abilities and qualities the psychological test is to evaluate, so as to give full play to one's advantages in the test and make corresponding preparations.
2. Pay attention to the accuracy of the test: try to keep accurate and objective answers and avoid being influenced by subjective emotions or other factors. If you are not sure how to answer a question, you can try to provide specific examples or situations to support your answer.
3. Maintain a good attitude and self-confidence: maintaining a positive, focused and confident attitude in the exam will help to show your adaptability and psychological quality. Don't be nervous or anxious about the exam results, which may affect your performance.
4. Know your own strengths and weaknesses: Knowing your own strengths and weaknesses will help you show your strengths in the exam and better cope with possible challenges.
5. Seek support: If you are nervous or uncertain about the psychological test, you can communicate with the psychologist or the instructor to learn more information and suggestions about the test.
Most importantly, remember that the psychological test is only part of the whole enlistment process, and your other performance and background will also be considered. Even if you don't do well in an exam, you can make up for it through other aspects.
Finally, I want to emphasize that no matter what the psychological test results are, we should face them with a positive, open and positive attitude. If you have questions about the test results or need help, you can seek professional psychological counseling. Good luck!