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leo leo

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Which type of attributional retraining methods improve performance and motivation?
 
  a. attributing success to uncontrollable causes
  b. explaining to others why they are not succeeding
  c. writing a summary of reasons for recent classroom success
  d. observing highly skilled expert models

Question 2

The idea that using strategies can improve one's learning is most consistent with
 
  a. an entity theory
  b. a schema theory
  c. a naive theory
  d. an incremental theory



meganlapinski

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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