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How does studying for long periods of time affect your social health?
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Doesn't have to.: Having to study for long periods doesn't mean you can't be social. Try studying in a group. Or study in a public setting like a library or student center. Or spend enough days studying (don't cram) so that you can afford yourself some downtime every day after your studies are done. Socialization makes for a better student, anyway.
Answered 5/26/2017
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