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1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select one usually sometimes

   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select one usually sometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select one usually sometimes
    

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4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select one usually sometimes
    

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5. I worry about my studies. Select one usually sometimes
    

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6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select one usually sometimes
    

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7. I understand my notes when revising. Select one usually sometimes
    

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8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select one usually sometimes
    

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9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select one usually sometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml

1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select one usually sometimes
   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select one usually sometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select one usually sometimes
    

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4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select one usually sometimes
    

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5. I worry about my studies. Select one usually sometimes
    

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6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select one usually sometimes
    

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7. I understand my notes when revising. Select one usually sometimes
    

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8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select one usually sometimes
    

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9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select one usually sometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml

1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select one usually sometimes

   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select one usually sometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select one usually sometimes
    

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4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select one usually sometimes
    

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5. I worry about my studies. Select one usually sometimes
    

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6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select one usually sometimes
    

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7. I understand my notes when revising. Select one usually sometimes
    

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8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select one usually sometimes
    

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9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select one usually sometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml

1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select one usually sometimes

   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select one usually sometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select one usually sometimes
    

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4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select one usually sometimes
    

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5. I worry about my studies. Select one usually sometimes
    

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6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select one usually sometimes
    

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7. I understand my notes when revising. Select one usually sometimes
    

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8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select one usually sometimes
    

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9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select one usually sometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml

Which applies to you? Read each statement and make a selection from the drop-down box.

1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select one usually sometimes
   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select one usually sometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select one usually sometimes
    

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4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select one usually sometimes
    

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5. I worry about my studies. Select one usually sometimes
    

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6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select one usually sometimes
    

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7. I understand my notes when revising. Select one usually sometimes
    

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8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select one usually sometimes
    

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9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select one usually sometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml

1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select one usually sometimes
   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select one usually sometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select one usually sometimes
    

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4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select one usually sometimes
    

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5. I worry about my studies. Select one usually sometimes
    

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6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select one usually sometimes
    

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7. I understand my notes when revising. Select one usually sometimes
    

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8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select one usually sometimes
    

   ---

9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select one usually sometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml

1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select one usually sometimes
   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select one usually sometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select one usually sometimes
    

   ---

4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select one usually sometimes
    

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5. I worry about my studies. Select one usually sometimes
    

   ---

6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select one usually sometimes
    

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7. I understand my notes when revising. Select one usually sometimes
    

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8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select one usually sometimes
    

   ---

9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select one usually sometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml

1. I find it hard to get down to study. Select oneusuallysometimes
   If you USUALLY find it difficult to get down to study it might be worth thinking about the course that you are doing and whether it is, in fact, the most appropriate for you. Ideally you will have a desk where you will do your writing and perhaps you'll have a comfortable chair near the desk where you can do the less-intensive reading. One way of settling down to study is by not immediately going into your hardest and most demanding work. You can organise your notes (perhaps prioritising the folders or books you are going to be looking at) or tidy your desk so that you have a clear space to work on. But be careful that these tasks don't extend too long; sometimes it's too easy to put off studying by finding small chores to do.

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2. I keep well-organised notes for my subjects. Select oneusuallysometimes
    

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3. I summarise suggested readings and include these as part of my notes on a topic. Select oneusuallysometimes
    

   ---

4. I put off homework and revision until the last minute. Select oneusuallysometimes
    

   ---

5. I worry about my studies. Select oneusuallysometimes
    

   ---

6. I find it difficult to concentrate on my work. Select oneusuallysometimes
    

   ---

7. I understand my notes when revising. Select oneusuallysometimes
    

   ---

8. When I'm finished studying I close my books and think about something else. Select oneusuallysometimes
    

   ---

9. I learn some things by heart, going over and over them until I have them memorised. Select oneusuallysometimes
    
   Source : https://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/study/exam/1.1.xml