IIRC, any type of chemical effect on your brain while it's trying to process and cement memories links those two together. That makes later recall associated with that chemical and it's more difficult to remember the information without it. So unless you plan on smoking before or during your exam as well, I wouldn't advise smoking now.

>>16985252
Does it affect my ability to retain information acquired earlier in the day? No.

Does it negatively affect my ability to retain after smoking? Yes.

Will it affect you the same way that it does me? Won't know tell you give it a go.

I'd smoke the full J unless you're trying to conserve.

>>16985268
I have studied some psychopharmacology at uni and according to my knowledge, associations (conditioning) does not happen from that quickly (smoking once) and so little (half a joint).
So that is not something I would be concerned about.

Have you tried smoking after studying before?

>>16985279
Studying while high is not possible, that I have tried. That is why I would do it after studying and before sleeping, so there is no important sensory input smoking.

Furthermore it is only half a joint (I just want to finish it - skunk smells when half smoked). Normally I'd go for a walk, but I cannot do that atm.

>>16985335
It is more about whether I'd need to 'restudy' what I just did the next day or not.

Where are the stoners at?