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→Types of Metacognition
'''Metacognitive Experiences''' — The feelings and judgments that arise during thinking
'''Metacognitive Experiences''' — The feelings and judgments that arise during thinking
'''Feeling of knowing''', confidence judgments, or the sense that something is hard or easy. Example: Knowing you should double-check an answer because it “doesn’t feel right.”
Some researchers also highlight metamemory (awareness of your memory processes) as a specific subtype. See also: [[Mnemonics]]
Some researchers also highlight metamemory (awareness of your memory processes) as a specific subtype. See also: [[Mnemonics]]