A nursing student who has recently begun a nursing program is discussing study habits with her classmates. Which statement by the student's classmates suggests effective study habits?
A) "I find it's best to study the easy subjects first and then the hard subjects."
B) "In order to be efficient, I always try to do my studying as fast as I can."
C) "I don't take a break until I've finished everything that I have to study."
D) "I try to schedule my studying ahead of time so that I get everything done."
Ans: D
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Creating a schedule for studying is conducive to effective time management and success. It is best to study hard subjects before easy subjects. Regular breaks are important, and effectiveness, not speed, is the goal of studying.
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