How Do We Know What We Know? The Accessibility Model of the Feeling of Knowing¶
Koriat, A. (1993). How Do We Know What We Know? The Accessibility Model of the Feeling of Knowing. 100(4), 609-639.
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- Low-skill individuals tend to systematically overestimate their performance, while high-skill individuals tend to underestimate theirs.
This sourceTheoretical model explaining FOK accuracy through ease-of-retrieval cues.
- Low-skill individuals tend to systematically overestimate their performance, while high-skill individuals tend to underestimate theirs.
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