The "Labor-In-Vain" Effect Refers To

question 80

Multiple Choice

The "labor-in-vain" effect refers to:

• A)the observation that participants will study more difficult items more than easy ones, but not enough to bridge the gap in recall between the two sets.
• B)the observation that allocation of study time is not correlated with performance.
• C)the observation that the hard work that goes into making JOLs should be redirected to actual study.
• D)the observation that participants who tend to give inflated JOLs are also those with higher self-esteem.

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