Episodic memory may essentially be memory for one's place within a temporally unfolding
scene from a first-person perspective. Given this, pervasively used static stimuli may only …

Curiosity during learning increases information-seeking behaviors and subsequent memory
retrieval success, yet the mechanisms that drive curiosity and its accompanying information …

Metamemory judgments, defined as predictions of memory performance, are often
influenced by misleading cues, such as fluency. However, how fluency cues compete to …

Proper names are especially prone to retrieval failures and tip-of-the-tongue states (TOTs)—
a phenomenon wherein a person has a strong feeling of knowing a word but cannot retrieve …

Tip-of-the-tongue states are subjective experiences that unrecalled target words will be
remembered. This study investigates if the visual fluency of familiar faces affects the …

Whether metacognitive experiences should be considered evidence for or against cognitive
phenomenology is controversial. In this paper I analyze one metacognitive experience …

Curiosity during learning increases information-seeking behaviors and subsequent memory
retrieval success, yet the mechanisms that drive curiosity and subsequent information …

We propose that IAM and déjà vu may not share a placement on the same gradient, per se,
but the mechanism of cue familiarity detection, and a major differentiating factor between the …

Barzykowski and Moulin argue that common memory processes form the basis of
involuntary autobiographical memory and the déjà vu experience. We think that they …

There are several competing theories about the relationship between curiosity and
metacognitive judgment, or one's assessment of their own knowledge. Novelty theories say …