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Psycho-social and Institutional Predictors of Study Habits

Saroj Sahu, Partha Sarathi Mallik, Dipanjali Sahu

Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 40–48 · Published 19 Jul 2022

10.9734/ajess/2022/v31i130739

Abstract

The present study aims at finding predictors of study habits and the ways of influence. This review work is based on 100 research papers from digital resources. It is found that all predictors of study habits can be broadly categorized as psychological, social and institution. Psychological predictors are very much proximal to students’ cognitive process including their motivation, intelligence; sociological predictors are, though distal influence the student study habits via parental expectation, encouragement and psycho-social support; institutional climate, teachers’ personality and methods of teaching and peer group influence.

Study habits study approach study skills

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