Question

1. which of these is an example of a college student practicing effective problem - solving techniques?

write down your goals, save your most important goals for last, and break long - term goals into short - term goals.
break long - term goals into short - term goals, take care of your health, and write down your goals.
save your most important goals for last, take care of your health, and break long - term goals into short - term goals.
take care of your health, never skip an opportunity for fun, and save your most important goals for last.

Explanation:

Effective problem-solving for college students includes structuring goals (breaking long-term into short-term, writing them down) and maintaining health to stay focused. Prioritizing important goals last is counterproductive, and prioritizing fun over key tasks is not a problem-solving technique.

Answer:

Break long-term goals into short-term goals, take care of your health, and write down your goals.