In a class where students got to choose their own deadlines for three papers,students who chose to spread out their deadlines equally got the best grades,but they were only equal to students in another section where everyone had to spread out their deadlines equally.What was the interpretation?

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​In a class where students got to choose their own deadlines for three papers,students who chose to spread out their deadlines equally got the best grades,but they were only equal to students in another section where everyone had to spread out their deadlines equally.What was the interpretation?

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The fact that students who spread out their deadlines equally got the best grades suggests that spreading out deadlines is an advantage. This is further reinforced by the fact that the students who had to spread out their deadlines equally in the other section also did well. The other options (A and B) are not directly supported by the information given, and while choosing your own deadlines (C) may be advantageous in some cases, it is not the main point of the given scenario.

​In a Class Where Students Got to Choose Their Own

In a Class Where Students Got to Choose Their Own