Table 3.

Summary of Correlation and Results

	Measure
Measure	1	2	3	4	5
1. Discrim. slope (with no metamemory judgment)	---	.81*	.14	.10	.16
2. Discrim. slope (with metamemory judgment)	.82*	---	.09	.03	.06
3. metamemory judgment	−.17	−.04	---	−.01	.16
4. Change in d. slope across metamemory judgments	.16	.12	−.15	---	.04
5. working memory composite	.31*	.37*	.04	.28*	---

Note. In the table, the correlations shown above the diagonal are from Experiment 1 (5-item arrays); below the diagonal, from Experiment 2 (7-item arrays). Discrimination (or d.) slope refers to increases in the reported number of changes in the array as a function of increases in the actual number of changes. Working memory composite based on running span and operation span scores.

^*p<.05.