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In a learning situation, does the principle “the more information, the better the performance” always apply? Questioned in this article is the traditional use of outcome feedback (knowledge of results) as a means of providing more positive effects on learning. These authors suggest that it is the kind of information that counts in multiple-cue probability tasks.
Todd et al. (Fri,) studied this question.
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