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Title

The Impact of Study Habits on Student Academic Performance

Abstract

This study examines how different study habits influence student academic performance. Data was collected from 300 high school students through surveys and test scores. A conceptual framework was developed to analyze the relationship between study habits and academic success.

Conceptual Framework

This research is based on the Input-Process-Output (IPO) model:

1. Input

• Study habits (study time, note-taking, review techniques, use of study aids)
• Student background (age, gender, academic level)

2. Process

• Data collection through surveys and academic records
• Statistical analysis to determine correlations between study habits and performance

3. Output

• Measured academic performance (GPA, test scores)
• Identification of effective study habits
• Recommendations for students to improve learning strategies

A theoretical foundation for this framework is based on cognitive learning theories, which suggest that structured and consistent study habits improve memory retention and problem-solving skills.

Conclusion

This framework provides a structured way to analyze the effect of study habits on academic performance. The findings can help students and educators develop strategies for better learning outcomes.

References

All sources used in the research, formatted according to academic citation standards.