Table of Contents
About This Book Conventions Used in This Book What You’re Not to Read Foolish Assumptions How This Book Is Organized Part I: Mastering the GRE Test-Taking Experience Part II: Tackling the Verbal Section One Word at a Time Part III: High School Math and Beyond: Math You Thought You’d Never Need Again Part IV: Penning Powerful Analytical Essays Part V: Taking Full-Length Practice GREs: It’s All You Part VI: The Part of Tens CD-ROM Icons Used in This Book Where to Go from Here
Part I: Mastering the GRE Test-Taking Experience Part II: Tackling the Verbal Section One Word at a Time Part III: High School Math and Beyond: Math You Thought You’d Never Need Again Part IV: Penning Powerful Analytical Essays Part V: Taking Full-Length Practice GREs: It’s All You Part VI: The Part of Tens CD-ROM
Chapter 1: Knowing What to Expect with the GRE Signing Up for the GRE Breaking Down the GRE into Small Doses Scoring Max: 340 and 6 Knowing how the scoring breaks down Calculating your score Knowing how your scores measure up Playing the guessing game Seeing or cancelling your scores Gimme a Break! GRE Intermissions Chapter 2: Owning the GRE: Strategies for Success Making the Best Use of Your Time Budgeting your time for studying Budgeting your time for practicing Beating the clock: Time management tips Repeating the Test Reporting Test Administration Abnormalities Using Ancient Scores Chapter 3: Gearing Up for Test Day Gathering Your Stuff before Test Day Knowing What Not to Bring Training Physically and Mentally for Test Day Staying active Eating well Relaxing Test-Driving the Computerized Version Bringing the GRE into Your Comfort Zone Getting familiar with subject matter and questions Reminding yourself of how fully prepared you are Understanding that the GRE is only one of many admissions requirements
Signing Up for the GRE Breaking Down the GRE into Small Doses Scoring Max: 340 and 6 Knowing how the scoring breaks down Calculating your score Knowing how your scores measure up Playing the guessing game Seeing or cancelling your scores Gimme a Break! GRE Intermissions
Knowing how the scoring breaks down Calculating your score Knowing how your scores measure up Playing the guessing game Seeing or cancelling your scores
Making the Best Use of Your Time Budgeting your time for studying Budgeting your time for practicing Beating the clock: Time management tips Repeating the Test Reporting Test Administration Abnormalities Using Ancient Scores
Budgeting your time for studying Budgeting your time for practicing Beating the clock: Time management tips
Gathering Your Stuff before Test Day Knowing What Not to Bring Training Physically and Mentally for Test Day Staying active Eating well Relaxing Test-Driving the Computerized Version Bringing the GRE into Your Comfort Zone Getting familiar with subject matter and questions Reminding yourself of how fully prepared you are Understanding that the GRE is only one of many admissions requirements
Staying active Eating well Relaxing
Getting familiar with subject matter and questions Reminding yourself of how fully prepared you are Understanding that the GRE is only one of many admissions requirements
Chapter 4: Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence: The Easiest Verbal Questions Grasping Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence Questions Developing Your Skills for Finding the Correct Answers Interpreting the sentence Using vocabulary properly Recognizing irony, figures of speech, and formal diction Attacking the Question Head-On Read and interpret the sentence while covering the answer choices Fill the blanks with your own words Eliminate answer choices that don’t match your words Overcoming Tricky Sentences Identify transition words and use them to get the gist of the phrases Break the sentence into smaller pieces Check one word blank at a time to eliminate answer choices Getting Your Hands Dirty with Practice Questions Text Completion questions Sentence Equivalence questions Chapter 5: Making Sense of What You Read: Reading Comprehension Recognizing the Three Reading Comprehension Question Formats Multiple-choice questions: Choose one answer Multiple-choice questions: Choose one or more answers Sentence-selection questions: Choose a sentence from the passage Developing Strategies for Success Using the context as your road map Grasping the gist of the passage Using keywords strategically Avoiding traps Acing the Three Commonly Tested Reading Comprehension Passages The biological and physical science passage The social sciences passage The humanities passage Chapter 6: Analyzing the Argument Questions Covering the Answer Choices Knowing What to Look for in the Question Reading the Passage with a Critical Eye Identifying the premise and conclusion Finding the hidden assumption Spotting weaknesses in supporting details Exploring common logical fallacies Answering the Question in Your Own Words Eliminating Wrong Answers to Find the Right One Leveraging the process of elimination Testing your skills Trying some other examples Chapter 7: Expanding Your Vocabulary to Boost Your Score Brushing Up on Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots Prefixes Suffixes Roots Memorizing the GRE’s Most Common Vocabulary Words
Grasping Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence Questions Developing Your Skills for Finding the Correct Answers Interpreting the sentence Using vocabulary properly Recognizing irony, figures of speech, and formal diction Attacking the Question Head-On Read and interpret the sentence while covering the answer choices Fill the blanks with your own words Eliminate answer choices that don’t match your words Overcoming Tricky Sentences Identify transition words and use them to get the gist of the phrases Break the sentence into smaller pieces Check one word blank at a time to eliminate answer choices Getting Your Hands Dirty with Practice Questions Text Completion questions Sentence Equivalence questions
Interpreting the sentence Using vocabulary properly Recognizing irony, figures of speech, and formal diction
Read and interpret the sentence while covering the answer choices Fill the blanks with your own words Eliminate answer choices that don’t match your words
Identify transition words and use them to get the gist of the phrases Break the sentence into smaller pieces Check one word blank at a time to eliminate answer choices
Text Completion questions Sentence Equivalence questions
Recognizing the Three Reading Comprehension Question Formats Multiple-choice questions: Choose one answer Multiple-choice questions: Choose one or more answers Sentence-selection questions: Choose a sentence from the passage Developing Strategies for Success Using the context as your road map Grasping the gist of the passage Using keywords strategically Avoiding traps Acing the Three Commonly Tested Reading Comprehension Passages The biological and physical science passage The social sciences passage The humanities passage
Multiple-choice questions: Choose one answer Multiple-choice questions: Choose one or more answers Sentence-selection questions: Choose a sentence from the passage
Using the context as your road map Grasping the gist of the passage Using keywords strategically Avoiding traps
The biological and physical science passage The social sciences passage The humanities passage
Covering the Answer Choices Knowing What to Look for in the Question Reading the Passage with a Critical Eye Identifying the premise and conclusion Finding the hidden assumption Spotting weaknesses in supporting details Exploring common logical fallacies Answering the Question in Your Own Words Eliminating Wrong Answers to Find the Right One Leveraging the process of elimination Testing your skills Trying some other examples
Identifying the premise and conclusion Finding the hidden assumption Spotting weaknesses in supporting details Exploring common logical fallacies
Leveraging the process of elimination Testing your skills Trying some other examples
Brushing Up on Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots Prefixes Suffixes Roots Memorizing the GRE’s Most Common Vocabulary Words
Prefixes Suffixes Roots
Chapter 8: Brushing Up on Basic Arithmetic Eyeing Integers, Factors, and Multiples Factoring in Prime Time: Prime and Composite Numbers Reading between the Lines: Absolute Value Remembering the Order of Things: Putting PEMDAS to Use Measuring Up: Units of Measurement Discovering the Point with Decimals Adding and subtracting decimals Multiplying decimals Dividing decimals Facing Off with Fractions Adding or subtracting fractions Multiplying fractions Dividing fractions Mixed numbers Manipulating Percentages Converting between percentages and decimals or fractions Finding the percent of change Making Ratios More Rational Considering the total number of items Finding the amount of a specific term Combining two or more ratios Working the Numbers: Arithmetic Practice Problems Chapter 9: Algebra: Finding What X Really Means Tapping the Powers of Bases and Exponents Working with Symbolism Problems Substitute for the variable in the symbol question Substitute for the variable in the function question Mastering the Fundamentals of Algebra Solving for x Multiplying with the FOIL method Unfoiling: Also known as factoring Dealing with Roots and Radicals Simplifying radicals and roots Estimating the radical Adding and subtracting radicals Multiplying and dividing radicals Working radicals from the inside out Traversing the X and Y Axes with Coordinate Geometry Using formulas to solve problems Performing linear algebraic equations Solving simultaneous equations Recognizing Patterns in Numerical Sequences Arithmetic Geometric Fibonacci Sequential terms Chapter 10: Shaping Up Your Geometry Skills Exploring Lines and Angles Lines Angles Recognizing the Many Sides of Polygons Determining total interior angle measure Finding one interior angle Understanding Triangles from Top to Bottom Recognizing triangle types Noting key characteristics Working with similar triangles Calculating a triangle’s perimeter and area Understanding the Pythagorean theorem Identifying common Pythagorean ratios in right triangles Knowing Quadrilaterals Inside and Out Recognizing a quadrilateral when you see one Working with Circles Recognizing a circle’s characteristics Mastering essential formulas Tackling shaded-area problems Going 3D with Volume and Surface Area Calculating volume Calculating total surface area Chapter 11: Translating English into Math: Word Problem Strategies Working a Word Problem Step by Step Are We There Yet? Calculating Distance, Rate, and Time Figuring Averages Taking shortcuts: Finding averages of evenly spaced or consecutive terms Solving missing-term average problems Working with weighted averages Calculating Simple Interest: I = Prt Working Out with Work Problems Mixing It Up with Mixture Problems Sorting Out Sets and Groups Set relationships: Dealing with unions, intersections, and subsets Sorting out group questions Solving Simple Probability Problems Rule #1: Create a fraction Rule #2: Multiply consecutive probabilities Rule #3: Add either/or probabilities on a single event Surveying Different Counting Methods Putting the counting principle to work When order matters: Permutations When order doesn’t matter: Combinations Using counting methods to solve probability problems Chapter 12: Interpreting Data and Graphs Brushing Up on Basic Stats Defining the median Understanding mode Establishing the range Finding the mean Calculating the standard deviation Analyzing Data in Tables Analyzing Data in Graphs Reading different graph types Answering questions with two graphs Estimating graph totals quickly Chapter 13: Comparing Quantities: They Report, You Decide Which Is Greater The Answer Choices Are Always the Same: Memorize Them Now As Easy as π: Approaching QC Questions Gotchas and Other Groaners: Tips, Traps, and Tricks Remembering that equal appearances can be deceiving Keeping an eye out for scale Avoiding distraction from a pretty picture Canceling out identical quantities Weighing the quantities Plugging in the Sacred Six Throwing down a hundred Inserting variety when working with multiple variables Deciding On Your Own: Quantitative Comparison Practice Questions
Eyeing Integers, Factors, and Multiples Factoring in Prime Time: Prime and Composite Numbers Reading between the Lines: Absolute Value Remembering the Order of Things: Putting PEMDAS to Use Measuring Up: Units of Measurement Discovering the Point with Decimals Adding and subtracting decimals Multiplying decimals Dividing decimals Facing Off with Fractions Adding or subtracting fractions Multiplying fractions Dividing fractions Mixed numbers Manipulating Percentages Converting between percentages and decimals or fractions Finding the percent of change Making Ratios More Rational Considering the total number of items Finding the amount of a specific term Combining two or more ratios Working the Numbers: Arithmetic Practice Problems
Adding and subtracting decimals Multiplying decimals Dividing decimals
Adding or subtracting fractions Multiplying fractions Dividing fractions Mixed numbers
Converting between percentages and decimals or fractions Finding the percent of change
Considering the total number of items Finding the amount of a specific term Combining two or more ratios
Tapping the Powers of Bases and Exponents Working with Symbolism Problems Substitute for the variable in the symbol question Substitute for the variable in the function question Mastering the Fundamentals of Algebra Solving for x Multiplying with the FOIL method Unfoiling: Also known as factoring Dealing with Roots and Radicals Simplifying radicals and roots Estimating the radical Adding and subtracting radicals Multiplying and dividing radicals Working radicals from the inside out Traversing the X and Y Axes with Coordinate Geometry Using formulas to solve problems Performing linear algebraic equations Solving simultaneous equations Recognizing Patterns in Numerical Sequences Arithmetic Geometric Fibonacci Sequential terms
Substitute for the variable in the symbol question Substitute for the variable in the function question
Solving for x Multiplying with the FOIL method Unfoiling: Also known as factoring
Simplifying radicals and roots Estimating the radical Adding and subtracting radicals Multiplying and dividing radicals Working radicals from the inside out
Using formulas to solve problems Performing linear algebraic equations Solving simultaneous equations
Arithmetic Geometric Fibonacci Sequential terms
Exploring Lines and Angles Lines Angles Recognizing the Many Sides of Polygons Determining total interior angle measure Finding one interior angle Understanding Triangles from Top to Bottom Recognizing triangle types Noting key characteristics Working with similar triangles Calculating a triangle’s perimeter and area Understanding the Pythagorean theorem Identifying common Pythagorean ratios in right triangles Knowing Quadrilaterals Inside and Out Recognizing a quadrilateral when you see one Working with Circles Recognizing a circle’s characteristics Mastering essential formulas Tackling shaded-area problems Going 3D with Volume and Surface Area Calculating volume Calculating total surface area
Lines Angles
Determining total interior angle measure Finding one interior angle
Recognizing triangle types Noting key characteristics Working with similar triangles Calculating a triangle’s perimeter and area Understanding the Pythagorean theorem Identifying common Pythagorean ratios in right triangles
Recognizing a quadrilateral when you see one
Recognizing a circle’s characteristics Mastering essential formulas Tackling shaded-area problems
Calculating volume Calculating total surface area
Working a Word Problem Step by Step Are We There Yet? Calculating Distance, Rate, and Time Figuring Averages Taking shortcuts: Finding averages of evenly spaced or consecutive terms Solving missing-term average problems Working with weighted averages Calculating Simple Interest: I = Prt Working Out with Work Problems Mixing It Up with Mixture Problems Sorting Out Sets and Groups Set relationships: Dealing with unions, intersections, and subsets Sorting out group questions Solving Simple Probability Problems Rule #1: Create a fraction Rule #2: Multiply consecutive probabilities Rule #3: Add either/or probabilities on a single event Surveying Different Counting Methods Putting the counting principle to work When order matters: Permutations When order doesn’t matter: Combinations Using counting methods to solve probability problems
Taking shortcuts: Finding averages of evenly spaced or consecutive terms Solving missing-term average problems Working with weighted averages
Set relationships: Dealing with unions, intersections, and subsets Sorting out group questions
Rule #1: Create a fraction Rule #2: Multiply consecutive probabilities Rule #3: Add either/or probabilities on a single event
Putting the counting principle to work When order matters: Permutations When order doesn’t matter: Combinations Using counting methods to solve probability problems
Brushing Up on Basic Stats Defining the median Understanding mode Establishing the range Finding the mean Calculating the standard deviation Analyzing Data in Tables Analyzing Data in Graphs Reading different graph types Answering questions with two graphs Estimating graph totals quickly
Defining the median Understanding mode Establishing the range Finding the mean Calculating the standard deviation
Reading different graph types Answering questions with two graphs Estimating graph totals quickly
The Answer Choices Are Always the Same: Memorize Them Now As Easy as π: Approaching QC Questions Gotchas and Other Groaners: Tips, Traps, and Tricks Remembering that equal appearances can be deceiving Keeping an eye out for scale Avoiding distraction from a pretty picture Canceling out identical quantities Weighing the quantities Plugging in the Sacred Six Throwing down a hundred Inserting variety when working with multiple variables Deciding On Your Own: Quantitative Comparison Practice Questions
Remembering that equal appearances can be deceiving Keeping an eye out for scale Avoiding distraction from a pretty picture Canceling out identical quantities Weighing the quantities Plugging in the Sacred Six Throwing down a hundred Inserting variety when working with multiple variables
Chapter 14: Writing Analytical Essays on Issues and Arguments A Half Dozen Is Good: How the Essays Are Scored What the essay scores really mean Key methods to scoring well Writing the Issue Essay Step 1: Start with your supporting info Step 2: Take a position that’s in line with the supporting data Step 3: Write the introduction Step 4: Use your best supporting detail for the second paragraph Step 5: Write paragraphs three and four Step 6: Write the conclusion Tying everything together with smooth transitions Analyzing an Argument in Six Paragraphs Step 1: Identify the stated position Step 2: List the reasons given to support the stated position Step 3: Analyze the assumption and conclusion based on the facts Step 4: Write the introduction Step 5: Write paragraphs two, three, and four Step 6: Draft the conclusion Chapter 15: Practicing Analytical Writing and Sample Essays Setting the Stage for a Realistic Experience Writing an Analyze an Issue Essay: Some Samples Sample essay — score 6 (outstanding) Evaluator comments on the score 6 essay Sample essay — score 4 (adequate) Evaluator comments on the score 4 essay Sample essay — score 2 (seriously flawed) Evaluator comments on the score 2 essay Writing an Analyze an Argument Essay: Some Samples Sample essay — score 6 (outstanding) Evaluator comments on the score 6 essay Sample essay — score 4 (adequate) Evaluator comments on the score 4 essay Sample essay — score 2 (seriously flawed) Evaluator comments on the score 2 essay Part V: Taking Full-Length Practice GREs: It’s All You Chapter 16: Practice Exam 1 Answer Sheet Chapter 17: Practice Exam 1: Answers and Explanations Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 1 Chapter 18: Practice Exam 2 Answer Sheet Chapter 19: Practice Exam 2: Answers and Explanations Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 2 Chapter 20: Practice Exam 3 Answer Sheet Chapter 21: Practice Exam 3: Answers and Explanations Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 3 Part VI: The Part of Tens Chapter 22: Ten Key Facts about the GRE You May Return to Previous Questions in the Same Section The GRE Doesn’t Penalize for Guessing The GRE Uses a Percentile-Based Scoring System Practice Makes All the Difference You Must Study for the GRE The GRE Is Different from the SAT The GRE Also Measures Your Stamina and Performance under Pressure Other Than the Math, the General GRE Is Subject-Neutral You Can Practice the GRE on Your Own Computer You Can’t Bring Anything into the Testing Center Chapter 23: Ten Mistakes You Won’t Make (And Others Will) Cheating Running Out of Steam Planning for Your Breaks Worrying about the Past Questions or Sections Panicking over the Time Limit Rushing through the Questions Choking on the Essays Fretting over the Hard Questions Taking the Test with Your Best Friend Changing Your Morning Routine Chapter 24: Ten Ways to Warm Up and Relax Before and During the GRE Work Some Easy Math First Do Some Light Reading Breathe Deeply Rotate Your Head Cup Your Eyes Hunch and Roll Your Shoulders Shake Out Your Hands Extend and Push Out Your Legs Curtail Negative Thoughts Visualize Success Appendix A System Requirements Using the CD What You’ll Find on the CD Troubleshooting
A Half Dozen Is Good: How the Essays Are Scored What the essay scores really mean Key methods to scoring well Writing the Issue Essay Step 1: Start with your supporting info Step 2: Take a position that’s in line with the supporting data Step 3: Write the introduction Step 4: Use your best supporting detail for the second paragraph Step 5: Write paragraphs three and four Step 6: Write the conclusion Tying everything together with smooth transitions Analyzing an Argument in Six Paragraphs Step 1: Identify the stated position Step 2: List the reasons given to support the stated position Step 3: Analyze the assumption and conclusion based on the facts Step 4: Write the introduction Step 5: Write paragraphs two, three, and four Step 6: Draft the conclusion
What the essay scores really mean Key methods to scoring well
Step 1: Start with your supporting info Step 2: Take a position that’s in line with the supporting data Step 3: Write the introduction Step 4: Use your best supporting detail for the second paragraph Step 5: Write paragraphs three and four Step 6: Write the conclusion Tying everything together with smooth transitions
Step 1: Identify the stated position Step 2: List the reasons given to support the stated position Step 3: Analyze the assumption and conclusion based on the facts Step 4: Write the introduction Step 5: Write paragraphs two, three, and four Step 6: Draft the conclusion
Setting the Stage for a Realistic Experience Writing an Analyze an Issue Essay: Some Samples Sample essay — score 6 (outstanding) Evaluator comments on the score 6 essay Sample essay — score 4 (adequate) Evaluator comments on the score 4 essay Sample essay — score 2 (seriously flawed) Evaluator comments on the score 2 essay Writing an Analyze an Argument Essay: Some Samples Sample essay — score 6 (outstanding) Evaluator comments on the score 6 essay Sample essay — score 4 (adequate) Evaluator comments on the score 4 essay Sample essay — score 2 (seriously flawed) Evaluator comments on the score 2 essay
Sample essay — score 6 (outstanding) Evaluator comments on the score 6 essay Sample essay — score 4 (adequate) Evaluator comments on the score 4 essay Sample essay — score 2 (seriously flawed) Evaluator comments on the score 2 essay
Chapter 16: Practice Exam 1 Answer Sheet Chapter 17: Practice Exam 1: Answers and Explanations Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 1 Chapter 18: Practice Exam 2 Answer Sheet Chapter 19: Practice Exam 2: Answers and Explanations Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 2 Chapter 20: Practice Exam 3 Answer Sheet Chapter 21: Practice Exam 3: Answers and Explanations Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 3
Answer Sheet
Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 1
Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 2
Analytical Writing Sections Section 1: Verbal Reasoning Section 2: Quantitative Reasoning Section 3: Verbal Reasoning Section 4: Quantitative Reasoning Answer Key for Practice Exam 3
Chapter 22: Ten Key Facts about the GRE You May Return to Previous Questions in the Same Section The GRE Doesn’t Penalize for Guessing The GRE Uses a Percentile-Based Scoring System Practice Makes All the Difference You Must Study for the GRE The GRE Is Different from the SAT The GRE Also Measures Your Stamina and Performance under Pressure Other Than the Math, the General GRE Is Subject-Neutral You Can Practice the GRE on Your Own Computer You Can’t Bring Anything into the Testing Center Chapter 23: Ten Mistakes You Won’t Make (And Others Will) Cheating Running Out of Steam Planning for Your Breaks Worrying about the Past Questions or Sections Panicking over the Time Limit Rushing through the Questions Choking on the Essays Fretting over the Hard Questions Taking the Test with Your Best Friend Changing Your Morning Routine Chapter 24: Ten Ways to Warm Up and Relax Before and During the GRE Work Some Easy Math First Do Some Light Reading Breathe Deeply Rotate Your Head Cup Your Eyes Hunch and Roll Your Shoulders Shake Out Your Hands Extend and Push Out Your Legs Curtail Negative Thoughts Visualize Success Appendix A System Requirements Using the CD What You’ll Find on the CD Troubleshooting
You May Return to Previous Questions in the Same Section The GRE Doesn’t Penalize for Guessing The GRE Uses a Percentile-Based Scoring System Practice Makes All the Difference You Must Study for the GRE The GRE Is Different from the SAT The GRE Also Measures Your Stamina and Performance under Pressure Other Than the Math, the General GRE Is Subject-Neutral You Can Practice the GRE on Your Own Computer You Can’t Bring Anything into the Testing Center
Cheating Running Out of Steam Planning for Your Breaks Worrying about the Past Questions or Sections Panicking over the Time Limit Rushing through the Questions Choking on the Essays Fretting over the Hard Questions Taking the Test with Your Best Friend Changing Your Morning Routine
Work Some Easy Math First Do Some Light Reading Breathe Deeply Rotate Your Head Cup Your Eyes Hunch and Roll Your Shoulders Shake Out Your Hands Extend and Push Out Your Legs Curtail Negative Thoughts Visualize Success
System Requirements Using the CD What You’ll Find on the CD Troubleshooting