When high school students who take the ACT in their junior year perform better on that exam during their senior year because they know better how to take the exam because of what they experienced on the first exam,this is an example of a(n):
A)mortality effect
B)testing effect
C)history effect
D)instrumentation effect

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The testing effect refers to the phenomenon where test performance improves with repeated exposure to the test material or format, which appears to be the case here for high school students taking the ACT exam in their junior and senior years. The other options (mortality effect, history effect, instrumentation effect) are not applicable to this scenario.

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