Medical students’ illness-related cognitions
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Do study strategies predict academic performance in medical school?
Study strategies, such as time and study management techniques, seem to be consistently related to achievement even when aptitude is controlled for, but the picture is not entirely clear. The purpose of this paper was to...
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