Consciousness and Cognition

ABSTRACTS
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WORKSHOP ABSTRACTS
pp. S9-S24(16)

PLENARY SESSIONS
pp. S25-S33(9)

CONCURRENT SESSIONS ABSTRACTS
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POSTERS ABSTRACTS
pp. S64-S102(39)

INTRODUCTION
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Metacognition and Consciousness: A Convergence of Psychology and Philosophy
pp. 147-148(2)

The Feeling of Knowing: Some Metatheoretical Implications for Consciousness and Control
pp. 149-171(23)
Author: Koriat A.

Probing for Relevance: What Metacognition Tells Us About the Power of Consciousness
pp. 172-177(6)
Authors: Graham G.; Neisser J.

Feelings and Judgments of Knowing: Is There a Special Noetic State?
pp. 178-186(9)
Author: Metcalfe J.

The Unconscious Feeling of Knowing: A Commentary on Koriat's Paper
pp. 187-192(6)
Authors: Spehn M.K.; Reder L.M.

Conscious and Unconscious Metacognition: A Rejoinder
pp. 193-202(10)
Authors: Koriat A.; Levy-Sadot R.

Consciousness, Content, and Metacognitive Judgments
pp. 203-214(12)
Author: Rosenthal D.M.

Comments on David Rosenthal's “Consciousness, Content, and Metacognitive Judgments”
pp. 215-219(5)
Author: Balog K.

Consciousness, Self-Consciousness, and Metacognition
pp. 220-223(4)
Author: Nelson T.O.

Role, Not Content: Comments on David Rosenthal's “Consciousness, Content, and Metacognitive Judgments”
pp. 224-230(7)
Author: Rey G.

Metacognition and Higher-Order Thoughts
pp. 231-242(12)
Author: Rosenthal D.M.

A Neurofunctional Theory of Visual Consciousness
pp. 243-259(17)
Author: Prinz J.

Comments on “A Neurofunctional Theory of Visual Consciousness”
pp. 260-266(7)
Author: Lormand E.

On a Neurofunctional Theory of Visual Consciousness: Commentary on J. Prinz
pp. 267-273(7)
Author: Marcel A.

A Reply to Lormand
pp. 274-278(5)
Author: Prinz J.

A Reply to Marcel
pp. 279-287(9)
Author: Prinz J.

Executive Attention and Metacognitive Regulation
pp. 288-307(20)
Authors: Fernandez-Duque D.; Baird J.A.; Posner M.I.

Metacognition and Awareness
pp. 308-312(5)
Authors: Kentridge R.W.; Heywood C.A.

Toward a Cognitive Neuroscience of Metacognition
pp. 313-323(11)
Author: Shimamura A.P.

Awareness and Metacognition
pp. 324-326(3)
Authors: Fernandez-Duque D.; Baird J.A.; Posner M.I.

Volume 8, Number 4 (1999), in the article “Response Deadline and Subjective Awareness in Recognition Memory,” by Johh M. Gardiner, Cristina Ramponi, and Alan Richardson–Klavehn, pages 484–496 (doi:10.1006/ccog.1999.0409): On pages 490–491, in describing the results of Experiment 2, the authors state that out of a total of 3840 responses, only 355 (or 9%) fell outside the response deadlines. In fact, the total number of responses in Experiment 2 was 3200 and so the 355 responses represented 11%, not 9%, of the total. This error has no other implications. The authors are grateful to Peter Graf (personal communication, March 12, 2000) for pointing out the error.
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Papers to Appear in Forthcoming Issues
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