Loss of voluntary control over the details of an action seems to follow a loss of conscious access to those details. Langer and her co-workers conducted some elegant experiments to support this point. They were pursuing the hypothesis that perceived competence affects performance: the more skilled we think we are, the better we perform, provided that we…
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How losing conscious access to the details of an action can weaken monitoring and voluntary control

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