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source monitoring

source monitoring Source monitoring is the mental process of judging where a memory, thought, or other mental experience came from.

Source monitoring is the mental process of judging where a memory, thought, or other mental experience came from. When it fails, a person may confuse imagined events with real ones or mix directly perceived information with suggestions, heard information, or prior knowledge.

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Drafting source: Martínez-Suárez Pedro C; Valdevila Figueira José Alejandro; Luna-Cambi Joselyn M; Guerrero-Granda Carlos E; Santiesteban Rocío Valdevila. Memory Monitoring Recognition Test (MMRT), a new measurement of stimular source monitoring: Software and comprehension. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0321991; article XML SHA-256 2c98827fdef384a7c1e11e8d493146254d4b641d04b5eced53e5245deeb5e310. “Memory Monitoring Recognition Test (MMRT), a new measurement of stimular source monitoring: Software and comprehension” (10.1371/journal.pone.0321991).
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