A Student Who Wants to Do Well in a Difficult

A student who wants to do well in a difficult course decides to study for this class in the same place and the same time each day. The advantage of such a plan, according to Gollwitzer, is that it

A) may make studying relatively automatic and controlled by the environmental cues of time and place rather than conscious control and "will power."
B) ensures that the material is understood as it is learned rather than crammed in right before an exam.
C) maintains and strengthens the goal intention of doing well in the class.
D) builds a plan of action for one class that can then be applied to others.