Which of the following is NOT an example of metamemory?
A) knowing how one remembers things later
B) hypermnesia
C) knowing what one knows
D) knowing that you don't know something

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Metamemory refers to the knowledge and awareness of one's own memory and cognitive processes. Options A, C, and D all involve some aspect of one's own memory or cognitive processes, but hypermnesia, which is the ability to remember beyond normal limits, is not an example of awareness or knowledge of one's own memory or cognitive processes.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of Metamemory