… proposes that curiosity is a special type of metacognitive feeling. … Metacognitive feelings,
however, are affective responses that … As shown in Table 1, each type of metacognitive feeling …

… feelings of interest, activate lower levels of state curiosity and motivate less information
seeking behavior. Directions for future research on curiosity and metacognition are discussed. ' | …

… Our findings suggest that metacognitive experiences during unsuccessful retrieval from …
states of curiosity that shape behaviour beyond the immediate retrieval context. Curiosity may act …

… to metacognitive experiences such as feeling of difficulty (in the case of surprise) and feeling
of confidence (in the case of curiosity)… the relations between metacognitive experiences and …

… of confidence, satisfaction, pleasure, surprise, curiosity, or frustration (ie, in form of
metacognitive feelings or epistemic emotions). Empirical evidence supports this assumption and …

… making a feeling-of-knowing FOK) judgementÐa metacognitive evaluation of the extent of
one's available knowledge Brown & McNeill, 1966; Eysenck, 1979; Hart, 1965). Stronger FOK …

… feeling or urge of “wanting” that directs people’s behavior even without accompanying subjective
positive feelings … To examine the metacognitive accuracy of curiosity we should utilize a …

… literature suggest that curiosity may be a metacognitive signal, … curiosity and the
retrieval-failure-based metacognitive states … to frame curiosity as a form of metacognition, which is …

… curiosity as a metacognitive feeling state that is related to the individual's Region of Proximal
Learning (RPL), an adaptive mental space where we feel we … views of curiosity. Second, we …

… , curiosity, uncertainty, and feelings of knowing) are in any sense inherently metacognitive. …
emotions might be implicitly or procedurally metacognitive. It then explores the theoretical …