Questions: 2 / 3 What are some mindful questions you can reflect on after taking the test? Choose two answers: - Which questions had more bias than others? - How could I have answered like others in my career path? - Will these answers change when I am older? - Would I have the same results if I took this again?

The answer is:

1. Which questions had more bias than others?
2. Would I have the same results if I took this again?

Reflecting on bias in questions is a mindful practice as it helps identify any preconceived notions or perspectives that may have influenced the test. This reflection can lead to a better understanding of the test's fairness and objectivity.

This option focuses on comparing one's answers to those of peers, which is less about personal reflection and more about conformity. It doesn't necessarily promote mindfulness about one's own understanding or biases.

While this question encourages thinking about personal growth and change over time, it is more speculative and less about immediate reflection on the test itself.

This question encourages reflection on consistency and reliability of one's knowledge and understanding. It prompts consideration of factors that might affect performance, such as stress or preparation, making it a mindful reflection.