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Justification of Effort in Course Evaluations
A 2006 study by Heckert and colleagues surveyed 463 university undergraduates to explore the link between course effort and evaluation. The findings revealed a positive correlation: courses demanding the most effort were rated as more valuable by students. Additionally, students reported a greater sense of learning from these high-effort courses, a perception that was independent of the final grades they received.
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