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Subjective measures of implicit knowledge that go beyond confidence: Reply to Overgaard et al.☆
Consciousness and Cognition 19 (2):685-686 (2010)
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Overgaard, Timmermans, Sandberg, and Cleeremans ask if the conscious experience of people in implicit learning experiments can be explored more fully than just confidence ratings allow. We show that confidence ratings play a vital role in such experiments, but are indeed incomplete in themselves: in addition, use of structural knowledge attributions and ratings of fringe feelings like familiarity are important in characterizing the phenomenology of the application of implicit knowledgeAuthor Profiles
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