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Dorm Room Environment Effects on Studying

Submitted by msmith07 on Thu, 10/09/2008 - 1:04am.

00.    Do you have a roommate? (Continue to number 1 only if answer is “yes”)
01.    I generally try to keep my room very neat.
02.    I find my dorm room to be a good place to study.
03.    My roommate often does her homework in our room.
04.    My roommate and I get along very well.

All four questions are followed by this series of prompts:
1.    I disagree with this statement.
2.    I disagree with this statement somewhat.
3.    I neither agree nor disagree with this statement.
4.    I agree with this statement somewhat.
5.    I agree with this statement completely.

 

05.     Regarding my academic achievement thus far in college, as compared to high school:
1.    I feel I am performing worse.
2.    I feel I am performing somewhat worse.
3.    I feel I am performing the same.
4.    I feel I am performing somewhat better.
5.    I feel I am performing better.

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