INFLUENCE ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT OF REDUNDANCY IN SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
Five versions of an instructional program on medical terminology were experimentally evaluated to determine the effect of redundancy or repetition on learning. The subjects were assigned to five groups. A different instructional mode was administered to the subjects in each group. The modes containe...
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Zusammenfassung: | Five versions of an instructional program on medical terminology were experimentally evaluated to determine the effect of redundancy or repetition on learning. The subjects were assigned to five groups. A different instructional mode was administered to the subjects in each group. The modes contained identical terminal behaviors, and a 79-item multiple-choice test, which exhausted the population of behaviors, served as the achievement criterion. (Author)
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, Ill., 2 May 68. |
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