Although judgments of learning are accurate at discriminating difficult and easy items, it is also the case that:
A)people's judgments of learning are not influenced by the font size of text.
B)people's judgments of learning underestimate the effect of learning over multiple trials.
C)people's judgments of learning are not correlated with any control decisions.
D)people's judgments of learning overestimate the influence of forgetting.

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Research suggests that people's judgments of learning tend to be too low for difficult items and too high for easy items. Additionally, people's judgments of learning can be influenced by factors such as the order of presentation and the number of practice trials. However, evidence also suggests that people's judgments of learning may underestimate the positive effect of repeated studying or testing on learning performance.

Although Judgments of Learning Are Accurate at Discriminating Difficult and Easy