In-person but not online self-regulated multiple-choice students completed fewer restudy trials before their first practice test than cued-recall students.¶
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q3 i? Delivery format moderated early regulation: in-person SRL-MC participants restudied less before their first test than SRL-CR participants, while online participants in the two groups restudied similar amounts. → Badali 2023
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Badali 2023¶
Badali, S., Rawson, K.A. & Dunlosky, J. (2023). How do Students Regulate Their Use of Multiple Choice Practice Tests?. Educational Psychology Review 35, 43. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-023-09761-1
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Group-by-format analysis of restudy behavior before the first test trial. In-person means were M = .5 (SRL-MC) versus M = 1.4 (SRL-CR), while online means were both .6; the reported test was "F = 7.38 , p < .001." Only the test statistic is printed, so no effect size is coded.
"In-person participants completed fewer restudy trials before their first test trial in the SRL-MC group ( M = .5) compared to the SRL-CR group ( M = 1.4) but online participants completed similar amounts of restudy trials before first test trial in both groups (SRL-MC M = .6, SRL-CR M = .6), F = 7.38 , p < .001."
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Related Claims¶
- Self-regulating students choose to complete multiple-choice practice questions until each item has been answered correctly about one time during practice. — related
- Self-regulated multiple-choice students scored lower on final tests than experimenter-controlled groups but spent less time practicing, making their one-correct criterion comparatively time-efficient. — related
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In-person but not online self-regulated multiple-choice students completed fewer restudy trials before their first practice test than cued-recall students. |
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In-person but not online self-regulated multiple-choice students completed fewer restudy trials before their first practice test than cued-recall students. |
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