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A hands-on approach to training aviation mechanics has been shown to be more effective and less costly than the previous simulation training. The results are unlikely to be a function of chance. This study might be said to have
 
  a. practical significance. c. both practical and statistical significance.
  b. statistical significance. d. None of these is true.

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Note the types of behaviors you would expect to see a self-regulated learner exhibit with respect to the self- judgment and self-reaction components of the self-reflection phase of Zimmerman's self-regulatory model.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

With respect to self-judgment, a self-regulated learner evaluates the quality of her performance and attributes the outcome to some combination of effort, ability, task difficulty, and luck. With respect to self-judgment, a self-regulated learner experiences a greater or lesser degree of self-satisfaction for achieving the goal and draw inferences about the need to improve their self-regulatory skills.



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