When You Made a Poor Grade on History in High

question 585

Multiple Choice

When you made a poor grade on history in high school, you made sure you read the Chapter s twice before taking the next test.Although this strategy has NOT worked in college, you continue this INEFFECTIVE strategy, disregarding the instructor's study advice.Your continued poor performance on tests is due to

• A) disjunctive thinking.
• B) fixation.
• C) consolidation.
• D) functional incubation.

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