In which situation is a student doing evidence-based evaluation of a plan?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Checking the plan through marks, mistakes, time use, and stress level
Evidence-based evaluation relies on observable, measurable, and relevant indicators rather than a feeling or one person’s opinion. Marks, patterns of mistakes, time use, task completion, and stress level can be recorded and compared to determine whether the plan is effective. A pleasant impression, a friend’s isolated opinion, or changing the plan every day does not create a stable basis for evaluation. Therefore, B is correct.
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What is the correct answer to this question?
Checking the plan through marks, mistakes, time use, and stress level
Why is this the correct answer?
Evidence-based evaluation relies on observable, measurable, and relevant indicators rather than a feeling or one person’s opinion. Marks, patterns of mistakes, time use, task completion, and stress level can be recorded and compared to determine whether the plan is effective. A pleasant impression, a friend’s isolated opinion, or changing the plan every day does not create a stable basis for evaluation. Therefore, B is correct.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Psychology question. Chapter: Methods of Enquiry in Psychology. Topic: Data Analysis.
