Multiple choice

What does 'self-regulation of learners' mean?

  1. Self-discipline and control

  2. Ability to monitor one's own learning

  3. Rules and regulations made by the student body

  4. Creating regulations for student behaviour
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The correct answer is B because self-regulation in educational psychology specifically refers to a student's ability to monitor, control, and direct their own learning processes - including setting goals, tracking progress, and adjusting strategies. Option A describes self-discipline (a component but not the full concept), C incorrectly suggests self-regulation means students making school rules, and D wrongly positions it as creating external behavioral regulations rather than internal cognitive monitoring.

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