Self-evaluation Bias
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Self-evaluation bias is the direction of judgement error toward a learner's ability. Learner's self-evaluation bias can be measured with several forms of tools, and learner's self-evaluation can possibly come from different elements. In order to benefit teachers, university teaching staff and researchers in their application of the body of knowledge of self-evaluation bias in student development as well as in research and educational evaluation, this article aims to present the content on the following topics:1) definition and significance of self-evaluation bias; 2) guidelines for self-evaluation bias analysis; and 3) elements influencing self-evaluation bias.
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