Across three experiments (Studies 3–5), the questionnaire was shown to be sensitive to changes in cognitive load, supporting its predictive validity¶
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q2 i? Across three between-subjects experiments, each manipulating one cognitive load type separately, the questionnaire was shown to be sensitive to changes in cognitive load. → Krieglstein 2023
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Krieglstein 2023¶
Krieglstein, F., Beege, M., Rey, G. D., Sanchez-Stockhammer, C., & Schneider, S. (2023). Development and Validation of a Theory-Based Questionnaire to Measure Different Types of Cognitive Load. Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-023-09738-0
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Three between-subjects online experiments in which "each cognitive load type was manipulated separately" (Study 3: ICL; Study 4: ECL; Study 5: GCL) with participants randomly assigned to experimental or control groups. The article reports the questionnaire was shown to be sensitive to changes in cognitive load.
"Finally, across three experiments (Studies 3–5), the questionnaire was shown to be sensitive to changes in cognitive load supporting its predictive validity."
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Related Claims¶
- Currently available multidimensional cognitive load questionnaires show psychometric limitations, including missing manipulation-check experiments and too few items per factor — related
- The revised questionnaire shows satisfactory internal consistencies for each cognitive load type across Studies 1 and 2 — related
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Across three experiments (Studies 3–5), the questionnaire was shown to be sensitive to changes in cognitive load, supporting its predictive validity |
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Across three experiments (Studies 3–5), the questionnaire was shown to be sensitive to changes in cognitive load, supporting its predictive validity |
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