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In this chapter, I will defend the intuitively plausible notion that implicit memory and metacognition are unrelated. I will do this in the context of studies that examined the relationship between recognition memory and perceptual fluency. Specifically, I will argue against the view that perceptual fluency, a product of implicit memory, gives rise to the feeling of familiarity in recognition memory via a process of attribution, a metacognitive process.
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Kinoshita, S. (2002). Feeling of Familiarity. In: Chambres, P., Izaute, M., Marescaux, PJ. (eds) Metacognition. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1099-4_6
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