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¿La IA vuelve perezosos a los estudiantes? Prueba explicativa de descarga cognitiva

Vea qué tan bien comprende la descarga cognitiva, la dificultad deseable y lo que dicen las investigaciones sobre cuándo la IA perjudica o protege el aprendizaje.

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How did Risko and Gilbert define cognitive offloading?

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  1. How did Risko and Gilbert define cognitive offloading?
    • Forgetting information on purpose
    • Using physical action to reduce the mental effort a task takes
    • Letting teachers grade assignments automatically
    • Studying only with digital tools
  2. What are 'desirable difficulties' in Bjork's sense?
    • Tasks that are too hard to finish
    • Tests designed to fail students
    • Study methods that feel harder but improve long-term retention
    • Difficulties caused by poor software
  3. What did Bastani and colleagues find for students using a plain chatbot during math practice?
    • They did better during practice but worse on later exams without AI
    • They did worse during practice and on exams
    • They showed no difference at any point
    • They did better on both practice and later exams
  4. How does the guide describe the 2025 MIT Media Lab preprint?
    • As definitive proof that AI damages the brain
    • As a large peer-reviewed trial with thousands of participants
    • As a study showing AI improves memory
    • As a small study, not peer-reviewed when first reported, that headlines overstated
  5. According to the guide, when is AI most likely to hurt learning?
    • When it formats a bibliography
    • When it replaces the specific skill the student is supposed to be learning
    • When it quizzes the student
    • When it is used after the student makes an attempt
  6. Why can reading a clear AI explanation create a false sense of understanding?
    • Because AI explanations are always wrong
    • Because reading is slower than listening
    • Because text that is easy to read feels like understanding even when you can't reproduce it
    • Because students skip the explanation
  7. What practical rule does the guide recommend?
    • Attempt first, consult second
    • Consult first, attempt never
    • Use AI only on weekends
    • Avoid AI entirely
  8. What did Sparrow and colleagues report in 2011 about internet search?
    • Search engines improved long-term memory for facts
    • People stopped using search when given the choice
    • Search had no measurable effect on memory
    • People who expect to look information up later remember where to find it better than the information itself