Lauren has a big social studies test coming up. She knows that she needs to spread out her study sessions over a period of time. She develops a schedule in which each session is divided up evenly among her available days. What strategy is Lauren is using?

Pacing

Explanation:

Pacing is a term that sociologists used to describe a strategy to spread people's productivity period  to smaller fractions rather than finishing all of their tasks in one go.

On average, people could only maintain attention for 10 to 20 minutes before losing it. Pacing often seen as a walk around to this problem in order to ensure that they will always be at the peak of their focus every time they're doing their task.