Ease-of-learning judgments refer to:
A)the division between metacognitive monitoring and control.
B)the feeling that an unrecalled item will be recalled soon.
C)estimates of how large an undetermined sum is.
D)estimates of how likely an item will be remembered in advance of actual studying and are predictions about how difficult that item will be to learn.

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Ease-of-learning judgments are predictions made before studying about how difficult or easy an item will be to learn, and how likely they will be remembered. These judgments guide learners in allocating their time and effort during study, and may be used to adjust learning strategies.

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