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Examining the Role of Working Memory in Reasoning and Meta-reasoning: A Fuzzy-trace approach
Monitoring processes, such as confidence, are assumed to guide control processes, such as whether to change or persist with a response. Yet whether this monitoring–control link depends on the same working memory (WM) resources implicated in reasoning itself remains unclear. Fuzzy-trace theory (FTT)
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