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The Role of Individual Differences
in the Accuracy of Confidence
Judgments
Gerry Pallier a , Rebecca Wilkinson a , Vanessa Danthiir a ,
Sabina Kleitman a , Goran Knezevic b , Lazar Stankov c &
Richard D. Roberts c
a School of Psychology , The University of Sydney , Australia
b Department of Psychology , University of Belgrade ,
Yugoslavia
c School of Psychology , The University of Sydney , Australia
Published online: 30 Mar 2010.
To cite this article: Gerry Pallier , Rebecca Wilkinson , Vanessa Danthiir , Sabina Kleitman ,
Goran Knezevic , Lazar Stankov & Richard D. Roberts (2002) The Role of Individual Differences
in the Accuracy of Confidence Judgments, The Journal of General Psychology, 129:3, 257-299,
DOI: 10.1080/00221300209602099
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