The online teaching/learning constitutes a serious challenge that both university teachers and students have to face. Students procrastinated more in the online learning environment than in the face-to-face setting; they likewise procrastinated more when completing high-complexity tasks than low-complexity tasks. Online coursework generally yields worse student performance than in-person coursework
A significant interaction effect shows that the students reacted differently to deadlines for high- and low-complexity tasks. Educators have faced several obstacles, including academic procrastination. Academic procrastination refers to intentionally putting off working on an assignment, which negatively influences academic achievement.
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Hello! I'll gladly go over this question as a native Spanish speaker.
It's very common to see Spanish words that were adapted or transitioned from an English word. Cafeteria would be one of them. Another eample would be tanque = Tank. This is the result of a bad pronunciation or adaptation from the original word which would be the English one.
You can definitely find many examples like that one, and notice how Spanish cultures mix English words with their Spanish and adapt them until they become official words in dictionaries.
The stage that Steven is most likely in would be the autonomy vs. shame and doubt stage.
<h3>What is the autonomy vs. shame and doubt stage?</h3>
This is the stage where the individual is focuses on learning what is called self control.
This stage takes place when they are between the ages of three years and two.
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Is there suppose to be a cartoon attach to this question?
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it think the 3 option but im not sure
