If a student measures improvement using evidence rather than only feelings, what is being practised?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Evidence-based self-assessment
Evidence-based self-assessment means judging progress with observable and relevant indicators rather than relying only on a temporary feeling. A learner may examine marks, accuracy, number and type of errors, completion time, retention, or the quality of a completed task. Confidence can provide useful information, but it cannot replace evidence. Therefore, option B correctly names the practice.
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What is the correct answer to this question?
Evidence-based self-assessment
Why is this the correct answer?
Evidence-based self-assessment means judging progress with observable and relevant indicators rather than relying only on a temporary feeling. A learner may examine marks, accuracy, number and type of errors, completion time, retention, or the quality of a completed task. Confidence can provide useful information, but it cannot replace evidence. Therefore, option B correctly names the practice.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 12 Psychology question. Chapter: Methods of Enquiry in Psychology.
