Metamemory involves
A) insight into how one's memory works.
B) the ability to memorize more information.
C) the ability to memorize more complex information.
D) understanding the brain structures that are involved in memory formation.

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Metamemory refers to an individual's awareness or understanding of their own memory processes, including how they memorize and recall information. It does not directly relate to the capacity to memorize more or more complex information, nor does it pertain to understanding the specific brain structures involved in memory formation.

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