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by Kathy Robinette
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It’s the end of the semester
again but before you pack your
bags and head for home, you
must first survive finals week
and cope with the stress that fin
als involve.
Students under stress will
make it with a little planning and
common sense, said Dr. Judith
A. McConnell, a counseling
psychologist at Texas A&M Uni- said, it helps to know relaxation
versity. techniques such as imagining a
Reasons for stress include a calm sea or thinking of calm
lack of studying, scholastic prob- words. Students should look at
ation, bad grades, term papers the test and if they can’t answer
and projects, McConnell said, the first question, they should go
Students sometimes become so on to the next,
panicked they don’t do any- If students starts to panic,
thing. they should stop and take a mi-
One of the most stressful nute to relax,
events of finals week is taking “Sometimes people say,‘Well,
tests. Before taking an exam, she if I don’t work every single mi
nute, I won’t get through,”’
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McConnell said, “but if they’re
so panicky and they don’t take
that one minute out, then they
end up blowing the whole test.”
She also said it is important to
know how much time to allow on
each question.
McConnell’s advice for study
ing is to avoid being over
whelmed during finals week by
making a list of what has to be
done and putting the most im
portant things at the top. Also,
students should get plenty of
sleep and exercise to relieve ten
sion.
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finals week.
McConnell said these pro
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even more anxious.
Lagan said students abusing
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of nervousness, shaking, rapid
pulse, dilated pupils and loss of
appetite. They also can become
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