If a student increases study time without identifying the cause of stress, what problem may occur?

Correct answer: The problem may remain because the wrong cause is addressed

Stress may come from unclear tasks, fear of failure, poor sleep, overload, conflict, or an ineffective study method. Simply adding hours may increase fatigue while leaving the real cause untouched. Identifying the source first allows a suitable response, such as planning, rest, clarification, support, or changing the method.