The first hypothesis, stating that students who receive the performance-based criteria will be better task performers than students who receive the competence-based criteria is confirmed by the data.
Slice controllers receive the performances of the slices they control from the monitors, compare them with their desired (target) performance and then generate a request for resource allocation to the respective card controllers.
The second hypothesis is that students who receive the performance-based criteria will experience a lower mental effort during assessment than students who receive the competence-based criteria.
A possible explanation is the finding that students who receive the performance-based criteria had a higher quality of video assessments in the learning phase.
The third hypothesis is that students who receive the performance-based criteria will be better self-assessors than students who receive the competence-based criteria because they are better able to assess their performance.
It seems that novice students who receive the performance-based criteria during training know better what is expected from their task performance and are better able to show desired performance than students who receive the competence-based criteria.
The third hypothesis, stating that students who receive the performance-based criteria become better self-assessors than students who receive the competence-based criteria, is not confirmed by the results.
The first hypothesis is that students who receive the performance-based criteria during learning will show superior test task performance compared to students who receive the competence-based criteria because they know better what is expected from their performance.
The second hypothesis, stating that students who receive the performance-based criteria experience a lower mental effort during assessment than students who receive the competence-based criteria is also confirmed by the data.
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