EFFECTS OF CORRECT AND EXTRANEOUS MARKINGS
UNDER TIME LIMITS ON READING COMPREHENSION
DARWIN JOHNSON AND SHIH-SUNG WEN
Jackson State Lrniversily
262 black undergraduate students randomly assigned to three groups read
premarked reading materials having both correct and extraneous markings.
Form 1 had 75% correct marking, Form 2, 25%, and Form 3, 50%. Reading
was limited to 2% minutes, but answering to the 25-item multiple-choice cri-
terion measure had no time limit. Results indicated th
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