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Metacognitive Awareness, Perceived Distinctiveness, and the Language Justifying Face Recognition
People routinely justify recognition claims in high (e.g., eyewitnesses) and low stakes (e.g., yearbook perusal) situations, yet the individual differences and processes governing the utility of their language remain underexplored. Here, following judgments of learning (JOLs), face recognition was t
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