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10/5/25 🌿🌿
I need to work on my grad school personal statement and finish my lit review <\\\3
some notes from fall semester
[🌱 09.15.2025] There were barely any jeeps earlier so I had to ride on a bus instead. At least, the coldness of the aircon is nice instead suffering from the heat during traffic.
I only had one class today, and the lecture is quite chill. I managed to finish my frappe before the lecture ended.
•10/3/22•
Can we be real about something? What I'm about to say isn't targeted towards anybody but rather is a reminder towards both myself and anyone who may relate to this.
Studyblr isn't always about pretty study spaces and notes. It's not always about productive study sessions and neat bullet journals. Sometimes it's about the empty pop cans and cups sitting around, papers with notes flying around, and layers upon layers of whiteout. Sometimes it's about sitting in your pajamas all day staring at your computer screen and wondering when your brain will decide to concentrate. It's about sitting in lecture and feeling like you're the only person in the room that has no idea what the professor is talking about. It's about feeling alone. But also about not giving up.
If watching YouTube videos and rewriting your notes 5 times with all sorts of colors helps you learn the material, then so be it. If you can't study at home and need to be at a cafe or a library to focus, then so be it. If you take a thousand breaks and get distracted easily, then so be it. And if you takes you twice or thrice the amount of time to do homework, then so be it. All that matters is that you're trying. You're trying and you're learning what your brain likes and dislikes.
Studyblr is both the pretty and the frustrating sides of academia.
ive been away, slaving at the altar of economics final exams and ADHD, but thus have i returned ~
missed ye demons xoxo
Hello everyone!
I currently have a study for my psychology undergraduate degree. The study takes about 15 minutes to complete.
Here's a brief description:
Judging category relatedness within semantic memory can be influenced by the level of typicality the items have and autistic traits. The purpose of this study is to understand whether performance on multiple categorization tasks is affected by autistic traits. You don't need a diagnosis to take part. The only requirement is to be in the age range 18 to 65.
Do keep in mind this study cannot be completed on mobile phones, it must be done on a computer/laptop as the keyboard is required for completion. Also, the study has built in breaks but the maximum amount of time you can spend on this is 30 minutes and if you exceed this time I won’t be able to use your results.
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productive day in the library yesterday
didnt do all that i needed to but i got through a pretty decent chunk of studying for my phy text and doing math hw 🫡
