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I don't believe this is the case at all. When I was in university, everyone I know (including myself) organized into study groups precisely to combat procrastin
by hliyan 8y ago
I don't believe this is the case at all. When I was in university, everyone I know (including myself) organized into study groups precisely to combat procrastination, and not for any intellectual benefits. It worked. At the end of a day of solo studying, you would feel horrible and ashamed because you got so little done. But at the end of a group study session, you actually feel fulfilled.
- uvu 8y agoI don't believe studying with a group of people and letting stranger watch you what you are working. Also, did your study group have stranger or at least you kind of a bit familiar with them?
- hliyan 8y agoSome were friends, but there were members I only knew by sight. Of course, by the time of the tests, they were friends.