Ease-Of-Learning Judgments Refer To

question 68

Multiple Choice

Ease-of-learning judgments refer to:

• A)the division between metacognitive monitoring and control.
• B)the feeling that an unrecalled item will be recalled soon.
• C)estimates of how large an undetermined sum is.
• D)estimates of how likely an item will be remembered in advance of actual studying and are predictions about how difficult that item will be to learn.

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Definitions:

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