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Examining the Role of Working Memory in Reasoning and Meta-reasoning: A Fuzzy-trace approach
Meta-reasoning, the ability to monitor progress and regulate effort during reasoning, comprises monitoring and control. Monitoring, including confidence, is assumed to guide control processes. Yet, whether monitoring and control compete with reasoning for shared cognitive resources is unclear. To ad
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