(Close-Up) a Major Principle Underlying the SQ3R Study Method Is

question 92

Multiple Choice

(Close-Up) A major principle underlying the SQ3R study method is that

• A) people learn and remember material best when they actively process it.
• B) many students overestimate their mastery of text and lecture material.
• C) study time should be spaced over time rather than crammed into one session.
• D) overlearning disrupts efficient retention.

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