How Uncertainty can be Used to Improve Learning

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United States Games for Change
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Russel Cohen Hoffing (UC Riverside) shows how uncertainty can be used to influence learning and how learning can reduce uncertainty. He presentts experiments that manupilate uncertainty and influence learning outcomes.


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* Russell Cohen Hoffing (UC Riverside)



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