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Identifying cultural differences in metacognition

2021-03-08

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<p>Aspects of human metacognition such as the ability to consciously evaluate our beliefs and decisions are thought to be culturally acquired. However, direct evidence for this claim is lacking. As an initial step towards answering this question, here we examine differences in metacognitive performance between populations matched for occupation (students), income, demographics and general intelligence, but drawn f...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/sjh7d

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