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The nursing student is planning to study all weekend for a final exam scheduled on Monday. Is this a good strategy for study?
1. Yes; this method will assure all material is fresh in the student’s mind.
2. No; the student should plan on an all-night study session on Sunday night only.
3. Yes, but the best strategy is to invite six or seven fellow students to join in the session.
4. No; study should be incremental across the semester with a general review the day before the exam.

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