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Li, 2024 - Google Patents

Effects of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Metamemory Vary by Task Difficulty

Li, 2024

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Metamemory is broadly defined as the awareness of one's memory and consists, in part, of a process referred to as monitoring, where one is assessing the contents of their memory. Feeling of knowing (FOK) is one metamemory monitoring judgment where one rates how …
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