One problem identified in getting people to take advantage of retrieval practice is:
A)judgments of learning are not sensitive to the increase in learning generated by retrieval practice.
B)retrieval practice requires collaborative study.
C)retrieval practice is often considered "too difficult"
D)retrieval practice prevents distributed practice.

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Judgments of learning (JOLs) are often based on immediate performance or ease of processing, which can be misleading. Retrieval practice, despite its effectiveness in enhancing long-term memory, may not lead to high JOLs because it can be more challenging than simply reviewing material. This discrepancy can lead individuals to underestimate the benefits of retrieval practice for learning.

One Problem Identified in Getting People to Take Advantage of Retrieval