Meta-Cognitive Skills Scale by Madhu Gupta and Suman (English)
This scale consists 42 items divided into four dimensions–I. Planning Skill, II. Implementation Skill, III. Monitoring Skill, IV. Evaluation Skill. It was administered on 400 students (both Male & Female) studying in Senior Secondary and Undergraduate (college) Level Students.
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