In Reder's Game-Show Paradigm (Reder, 1987), Participants Must Decide as Quickly

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Multiple Choice

In Reder's game-show paradigm (Reder, 1987) , participants must decide as quickly as possible if they know the answer.Using this paradigm, research has found that:

• A)feeling of knowing is seldom accurate.
• B)feeling of knowing occurs only after retrieval not before.
• C)feeling-of-knowing judgments can occur faster than retrieval itself.
• D)feeling-of-knowing judgments are accurate for semantic information, but not for episodic information.

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