Judgments of learning (JOLs) are subjective ratings of __________.
A) the ability to remember what was learned in school, even over long periods of time
B) the degree to which a person thinks that he or she has encoded knowledge into memory
C) the degree to which another person learned a set of information
D) the degree to which a person is able to remember the actual event in which he or she learned some piece of information

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Judgments of learning (JOLs) are subjective ratings of the degree to which a person thinks that he or she has encoded knowledge into memory. These ratings indicate how confident a person is that they will be able to remember the information in the future. JOLs are often used in research studies to investigate metacognition or how well people understand their own learning and memory processes.

Judgments of Learning (JOLs) Are Subjective Ratings of __________