<p>I was gunna post this as a reply but I think that this would be better. The best way to master the sat vocabulary would be to learn it in your sleep, by pre-recording vocabulary and playing it in your sleep you are able subconsciously take in vocabulary. The link to buying pre-recorded word for the sat is at under the link for the video.</p>
<p>Repeating!!!</p>
<p>That technique was debunked, unfortunately. O.o</p>
<p>wrong nueroprogrammer suggest that during theta to play affirmations. Theta waves are sleep waves. about 40 mintues of your brain in theta is equal to sleep. The deepest waves of theta are during sleep.</p>
<p>we all have heard of this before. Of course it works.</p>
<p>I’ve taken psychology, and this method has been proven to be ineffectual. It’s right in the states of consciousness chapter in Meyer’s. You, sir, are a ■■■■■. And an advertiser.</p>
<p>You mean scammer?</p>
<p>Man I wish I knew this for the AP History class, I would play that every day in my sleep for the entire year and not have to pay attention at all in class.</p>
<p>the technique is legit or the nuero-programmer system is also a fraud… think before calling people ‘‘scammers’’ my sifu had to record thees thing son tapes when he was in high school. Where else am i suppose to tell people about my product? Gardening forums? Its only advertising if the content is unrelated to the forum, I am thoroughly on topic.</p>
<p>I bet that if I pre-recorded a message, put it on tape, and had you play it while you were asleep, you wouldn’t be able to tell me what it said in the morning.</p>
<p>I didn’t hear one big word come out of his mouth. That video was so unconvincing, and you have to pay?!</p>
<p>Uhm…</p>
<p>FAIL.</p>
<p>All I have to say is… </p>
<p>Take psychology. </p>
<p>End of thread.</p>
<p>This does not work, unfortunately. I am a psychology Ph.D student, and there is absolutely no evidence that you can ‘learn by osmosis’ this way.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, you will have to study SAT vocabulary the convetional way (while you are awake).</p>
<p>Well, some may disagree with me, but here is what I did. I had (still probably though) a very limited vocabulary. However, I bought the two most “accurate” vocab books, PR Hit Parade and Direct Hits. Then, I memorized them and applied the words on the test. Memorizing these words did wonders for my reading comp and writing too, so I would try using those two sources…they do a good job.</p>