Ted heard that the general psychology class offered at his school was difficult. When he took the class, he decided to put in minimal effort and didn’t pay attention in class. At the end of the semester, Ted failed the class and said to himself, “I knew this class was difficult all along!” This is an example of:

Ted knew all along that the class was tough and he would need to study harder in order to pass in it. Knowing the effects of ignoring how hard it is and still not working for it, he committed planned ignorance.

He ignored the class throughout the semester and in the end failed without being surprised, as if that is what he was expecting.

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Planned Ignorance

Paying no attention to a misbehaving youngster is referred to as planned ignoring. This implies paying attention to your child when they behave nicely rather than ignoring them or punishing them when they do something you don't like.

Explanation:

Throughout the semester ted knew that the subject was tough still he didn’t pay attention during the class and ignored the fact that he needs to pay attention than at the end he got failed without even getting surprised this is was planned ignorance is.

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