Kathleen studies a section of her textbook every other night, rather than waiting until the night before a quiz to study an entire chapter. kathleen is most clearly relying on to improve her quiz performance.a. distributed practiceb. encoding specificityc. the recency effectd. chunking

a. distributed practice

Explanation:

Distributed practice: The term distributed practice is also referred to as spaced practice and is defined as a learning strategy that utilizes smaller increments in the study and then practices it over a longer period instead of massed practice.

In distributed practice, an individual gets gaps between the occurrence of a particular item that makes the retrieval effortful that is considered as a benefit to the memory of the person.

In the question above, Kathleen is most clearly relying on distributed practice to improve her quiz performance.              

The behavior which is Janell most likely displaying to make her teacher think that she is not actively listening to the speaker:

looking down the entire time

Explanation:

The option "looking down the entire time" is correct as if somebody is talking or doing a discussion and other person is not looking towards that person. Similarly, if the other person is looking down the entire time, then it shows the person is not interested in the discussion and don't want to pay his or her attention.The other options like forming an opinion and response, taking notes about others' ideas and waiting for her turn to speak show that the person is interested.