Source Memory Monitoring is a metacognitive process that involves the evaluation and tracking of the origin or contextual source of one’s memories, distinguishing it from general memory monitoring by focusing specifically on the attribution of mnemonic information to its original encoding context.
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Marcia K. Johnson · American Psychologist · 2006 · 333 citations
Shahin Hashtroudi, Marcia K. Johnson, Linda D. Chrosniak · Psychology and Aging · 1989 · 301 citations
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