Thought Studies

Advanced Metacognition

Thought Studies links tagged Advanced Metacognition.

  1. Significant PaperOn Self-Deception in the Individual, in Groups, and in Society as a Whole Paper: UnknownPosted:
    Self-Deception & Collective DeceptionSelf, Identity & Ego ProcessesAdvanced Metacognition
    Summary: This audio and video recording by David Bohm examines the pervasive phenomenon of self-deception across individual, group, and societal contexts, drawing connections to identity processes and advanced metacognition. Its analysis is relevant to understanding how self-deception shapes thought, conflict, and collective awareness.
  2. Intellectual humility as a tool to combat false beliefs: An individual‐based approach to belief revision Paper: February 29, 2024Posted:
    Advanced Metacognition
    Summary: This research examines whether intellectual humility—recognizing one's intellectual limits—encourages revision of false beliefs after exposure to counter-information. Two studies found that higher intellectual humility predicted greater exploration of opposing information, which in turn was associated with belief updating, although direct effects were modest, offering moderate support for intellectual humility as a tool for combatting misinformation.