When studying for their exams, some medical students prefer to practice in short and specific periods throughout the day, rather than long sessions that cover multiple topics. <br><br>
Others use a process known as top-down learning, which involves looking at the topics as a whole before moving into the smaller areas. <br><br>
This natural way of learning is believed to yield better test results. It is therefore hypothesized that students do not need detailed study schedules, but rather just a list of all the topics they need to know. <br><br>
According to the text, what is said about study schedules?
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A
They are a waste of time
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B
They might not be needed to achieve the best results
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C
They are essential to success
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D
Not enough information is provided