What will probably happen if you try to use your memory as your only planner?
Select one:
a. You will become more focused and better organized.
b. You will probably forget important events and deadlines.
c. You will concentrate primarily on your social activities.
d. You will concentrate primarily on your academic responsibilities.
When Molly was in high school, she had to attend summer school twice because her procrastination caused her to fail several classes. Now that she has started college, she wants to turn over a new leaf and focus on getting her assignments finished and handed in on time. Which of these strategies can help Molly avoid procrastination?
Select one:
a. Say “no” to friends and family members who want her attention.
b. Rely on her memory to keep her schedule straight.
c. Keep her tablet handy in case she needs to look something up on the Internet.
d. Focus on the activities and tasks that are the most fun.
