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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,
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# '''Socratic Question:'''If you find your mind wandering while studying, should you:
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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# '''Socratic Question:'''When working on a task that requires deep focus, is it better to:
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,

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Socratic: Concentrating on Demanding Tasks []

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,

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?


2. Socratic Question:If you find your mind wandering while studying, should you:

A) Remove all distractions immediately, even if it takes extra time,

OR

B) Train yourself to block out distractions and refocus without changing your environment?

What does your choice reveal about how you handle challenges to your concentration?


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,

OR

B) Work freely until your concentration naturally wanes?

How might each approach impact your ability to build long-term focus and discipline?