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A Metacognitive model of procrastination [PDF]
Journal of Affective Disorders, 2017 procrastination refers to the delay or postponement of task or decision-making initiation or completion and is often conceptualised as a failure of self-regulation. Recent research has suggested that metacognitions play a role in procrastination and that unintentional procrastination (UP), as opposed to intentional procrastination (IP), may be the most
Fernie, Bruce A. +4 more
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Reactivity to Measures of Metacognition [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2019 Metacognition is typically measured by collecting self-reported information from participants while they complete a cognitive task. Recent evidence suggests that eliciting such metacognitive information from participants can impact both their metacognitive processes and their cognitive performance.
Double, K, Birney, D
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Primenjena Psihologija, 2023 A key driver of workplace cognitive competencies is metacognition which has been shown to impact performance among nurses, teachers and firefighters, however, it is scarcely studied among managerial employees.
Shilpa Jain, Bhavna Bajaj, Aarushi Singh
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AI Mag., 2007 The SNePS knowledge representation, reasoning, and acting system has several features that facilitate metacognition in SNePS-based agents. The most prominent is the fact that propositions are represented in SNePS as terms rather than as sentences, so that propositions can occur as argu- ments of propositions and other expressions without leaving first ...
Shapiro, Stuart C. +4 more
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Metacognition and Endorsement [PDF]
Mind & Language, 2012 Real agents rely, when forming their beliefs, on imperfect informational sources (sources which deliver, even under normal conditions of operation, both accurate and inaccurate information). They therefore face the ‘endorsement problem’: how can beliefs produced by endorsing information received from imperfect sources be formed in an epistemically ...
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Affixation patterns in native language and sequence processing by statistical learning mechanisms
Evolutionary Human SciencesThe suffixing bias (the tendency to exploit suffixes more often than prefixes to express grammatical meanings) in languages was identified a century ago, yet we still lack a clear account for why it emerged, namely, whether the bias emerged because ...
Mikhail Ordin
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Frontiers in Human NeuroscienceRecent metacognitive research has extensively investigated metacognitive efficiency (i.e., the accuracy of metacognition). Given the functional importance of metacognition for adaptive behavioral control, it is important to explore the nature of ...
Hidekazu Nagamura +3 more
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, 2020 Metacognition is usually defined as “thinking about thinking,” and it refers to knowledge about factors that influence task performance and knowledge about strategies. Moreover, it includes metacognitive regulation processes such as planning and monitoring task performance as well as evaluating the efficiency of these planning and monitoring processes.
Schäffner, Simone +3 more
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Prior Expectations Bias Confidence Judgments Through Parietal Alpha‐Band Modulation
Advanced Science, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Humans possess the metacognitive ability to estimate the likely accuracy of their own decisions through confidence judgments. Yet, whether prior information shapes confidence and the neural mechanisms mediating such influence, remain to be determined.
Luca Tarasi +4 more
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Metacognition and Cognitive Flexibility in Autistic and Neurotypically‐Developing Populations
Brain and BehaviorPurpose Whether and how metacognition is altered in individuals with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) is intensely debated. Metacognitive deficit is claimed to be related to cognitive inflexibility, accounting for restrictive behaviors in ASD individuals.
Mikhail Ordin +4 more
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