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2024-10-12 Is collaborative judgements of learning more accurate? — A study on collaborative metamemory doi:10.57760/sciencedb.psych.00306 en he current research data consists of behavioral data, with the experimental program written in E-prime 2.0. The experimental materials were presented on a 16-inch display (resolution 2240×1400, refresh rate 60 Hz), and data were collected.The dataset includes:Raw Excel Data: This comprises four separate tables for individual judgment - individual extraction, individual judgment - collaborative extraction, collaborative judgment - individual extraction, and collaborative judgment - collaborative extraction. Each file records information about the original materials, corresponding scores, participant personal information, judgment performance, and recall performance. This section pertains to the raw information.Result Analysis: This section contains the analyzed results of the experiment, including organized Excel tables of the raw data, SPSS data and results, as well as the organized result tables.Experimental Programs: This section includes four experimental programs corresponding to the four levels between groups. metamemory; collaborative metamemory; judgements of learning (JOLs) Yajie Duan RESTRICTED dataset Science Data Bank