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futuristic

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Metacognition can be described as
 
  a. being consciously aware of everything you know
  b. knowing more about a topic than others
  c. using schematic and executive knowledge to regulate your learning
  d. believing that you understood something very well

Question 2

In which situation are data limitations most likely to occur?
 
  a. you take an advanced course in a totally unfamiliar domain
  b. you are asked to solve four easy addition problems in five minutes
  c. you take an elective course in your main field of study
  d. you are asked to remember 17 random numbers



nyrave

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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