Dunlosky and Ariel (2011) Were Concerned About Habitual Learning, in Which

Multiple Choice

Dunlosky and Ariel (2011) were concerned about habitual learning, in which people follow simple rules that are not necessarily predictive of performance.They found that:

A) participants will often study the items that are printed in the largest font first.
B) participants will often make erroneous tip-of-the-tongue judgments.
C) ease-of-learning judgments do not always correlate with item difficulty.
D) participants will often study the left-most item first rather than the easiest item not yet learned simply because their participants read from left to right.