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Buzinski, Steven G.; Clark, Jenna; Cohen, Matthew; Buck, Benjamin; Roberts, Scott P. – Teaching of Psychology, 2018
Pluralistic ignorance occurs when individuals misperceive a group norm and attempt to match the perceived--rather than actual--norm. Little is currently known about its role in the undergraduate classroom. The present research examined the pluralistic ignorance of studying behavior and its relationship with examination performance across four…
Descriptors: Knowledge Level, Study Habits, Undergraduate Students, Tests
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Gurung, Regan A. R. – Teaching of Psychology, 2004
I tested whether students' scores on the semester's first exam would change their reported use of textbook pedagogical aids during the course of the semester. I assessed 240 introductory psychology undergraduates early and late in the semester. The reported use of aids did not positively relate to student performance on any exams and showed only…
Descriptors: Psychology, Undergraduate Students, Higher Education, Scores
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Bondy, Andrew S. – Teaching of Psychology, 1978
Evaluates the practice of providing feedback to students in a college psychology course. Findings indicated that reviewing test items improves subsequent scores on identical items, but not when the items appear in a rewritten format. (Author/DB)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Educational Needs, Feedback, Higher Education