Memorial states of awareness versus volitional control: The role of task differences
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (5):772-772 (1999)
| Abstract | Dienes & Perner's analysis provides a clear theoretical justification for using a demonstration of volitional control as a criterion for conscious awareness. However, in memory tasks, the converse does not hold: A phenomenological awareness of a memory episode can arise involuntarily, even when the task does not require retrieval of the episode. The varying amounts of volitional retrieval required by different memory tasks need to be recognized. | |||||||||
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