Delayed judgment-of-learning effect
= Delayed judgment-of-learning effect
Improved itemwise predictive accuracy of <judgments of learning> made after a delay under suitable conditions. The available cue matters: delaying a cue-alone judgment can be useful even when delaying a cue–target judgment gives little benefit.<Importance of the kind of cue for judgments of learning and the delayed-JOL effect by John Dunlosky and Thomas O. Nelson>[1992, abstract]{ref}