Manipulating belief partially remedies the metamemory expectancy illusion in schema-based source monitoring.

Metamemory illusions (i.e., false predictions of memory) are thought to arise from false a priori beliefs or from experiences made during study, such as processing fluency. The aim of the current research was to isolate the contribution of belief to metamemory by testing whether a correction of fals...

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Published in:	Memory & Cognition Vol. 54; no. 2; pp. 401 - 420
Main Authors:	Schaper, Marie Luisa, Bayen, Ute J.
Format:	Article
Published:	Springer Nature Feb2026
Subjects:	Germany Episodic memory Perceptual illusions Randomized controlled trials Analysis of variance Psychology of college students Judgment (Psychology) Cognitive testing Research funding Statistical sampling Probability theory Object manipulation Descriptive statistics Experimental design Schema therapy Comparative studies Data analysis software Confidence intervals
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