Across-task relations among monitoring judgments: Differential effects of item feedback on monitoring bias during reading
Abstract
Using a practice testing paradigm, this study examined the effects of item feedback on learners' metacomprehension and monitoring judgments before, during, and after comprehension testing. Participants ( N = 294) were randomly assigned to one of three conditions: a feedback, no feedback, and control condition. Participants completed an assessment of prior knowledge, read a 1000-word science text, and completed a measure of reading strategies....
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Title
Across-task relations among monitoring judgments: Differential effects of item feedback on monitoring bias during reading
Published Date
May 1, 2021
Volume
88
Pages
102007 - 102007
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