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(Created page with "# '''Socratic Question:'''When struggling to maintain focus during a challenging task, is it more effective to: '''A)''' Push through the distractions and complete the task in one sitting, '''OR''' '''B)''' Take short breaks to reset and return with a clear mind? How does your choice affect your ability to stay productive in the long term? ---- # '''Socratic Question:'''If you find your mind wandering while studying, should you: '''A)''' Remove all distractions imm...") |
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1. '''Socratic Question:'''When struggling to maintain focus during a challenging task, is it more effective to: | |||
'''A)''' Push through the distractions and complete the task in one sitting, | '''A)''' Push through the distractions and complete the task in one sitting, | ||
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2. '''Socratic Question:'''If you find your mind wandering while studying, should you: | |||
'''A)''' Remove all distractions immediately, even if it takes extra time, | '''A)''' Remove all distractions immediately, even if it takes extra time, | ||
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3. '''Socratic Question:'''When working on a task that requires deep focus, is it better to: | |||
'''A)''' Set a strict schedule with timed focus sessions, | '''A)''' Set a strict schedule with timed focus sessions, | ||
