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Robbins, Gerold E.; Rogers, Donald E. – Journal of Educational Research, 1975
The article describes a research project which tried to determine if dogmatic students take less than average time to study non-complex tests, and if they do, whether this is because of a "know-it-all" attitude or to avoid decision-making anxiety. (CD)
Descriptors: Anxiety, Decision Making, Difficulty Level, Dogmatism
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Igoe, Ann R.; Sullivan, Howard – Journal of Educational Research, 1993
This study investigated return-to-task rates on hard and easy tasks that secondary students projected for scenario characters and for themselves. Data revealed significantly greater rates of return to easy tasks. Girls had significantly higher return-to-task rates. Evidence of self-presentation bias was present. (SM)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Bias, Difficulty Level, Grade 11