Exam 6: How Are You Doing? Maximizing Learning via Self-reflection

According to the research conducted by Dugan (2011), which of the Self-Assessment of Your Self-Regulation subscales was most predictive of success?

Illusions of competence refers to

If you get a zero on an assignment that is worth 25% of your final grade, what is the highest final grade you can earn in that class?

According to attribution theory, if you have failed a test and have an internal factor style then you probably believe:

Bandura focused on the importance of _________.

According to research conducted by Karpicke & Blunt (2011), which group believed they performed the best?

Attributing your successes and failures to ______ is most productive.

What was the key finding from the Perry et al. (2010) research study?

Reflecting on why you receive the grade you did and the nature of your errors is called:

How much a zero impacts your grade depends on:

In the context of self-regulation, what are the benefits of meeting with your professor?

Which of the following is an example of a technology tool that has flashcards?

Self-assessing progress toward learning outcomes is helpful because:

According to the research reviewed by your author, self-regulation is associated with:

According to research conducted by Karpicke & Blunt (2011), students

What are learning outcomes and how can these be used in the self-regulation process?

According to research conducted by Dunlosky & Rawson (2012), overconfident students:

To improve your accuracy with self-assessments,

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a grade calculator app?

How can you use external standards to engage in self-regulation?