alleryKnowing that you can recall a specific memory is an example of what?
AMetacognition
BPerception
CLexicalization
DAbduction
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Metacognition
1. Metacognition is knowledge or a process dealing with information about cognition.
2. Knowing that one can recall a memory is a stored fact about another mental process.
3. The other terms are about senses, words and inference.
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