Which of the following statements best describes the difference between the metacognitive monitoring process and the metacognitive control strategies?

A  Metacognitive monitoring is the ability to think about the strategies that guide your thinking, while metacognitive control is the ability to assess if those are the correct strategies.

B  Metacognitive monitoring is the ability to assess how effectively certain strategies guide your thinking, while metacognitive control is the ability to alter those strategies.

C  Metacognitive monitoring is the ability to alter the strategies that guide your thinking, while metacognitive control is the ability to learn from those strategies.

D  Metacognitive monitoring is the ability to learn from the strategies that guide your thinking, while metacognitive control is the ability to assess the effectiveness of those strategies. For example, “If the cars are backed up all the way to 10th St., then we should drive down to 11th St. to get around traffic.”