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Authenticity Matters More Than Intelligence and Personality in Predicting Metacognition
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Purpose – Metacognition – or learning how to learn – is an important competence in business and academic settings. The purpose of this paper is to examine individual difference predictors of metacognition, including two traditional (general mental ability (GMA), five-factor model (FFM) personality t
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