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Prior research found age invariance in accuracy of delayed judgments of learning accuracy (Eakin, D. K., &amp; Hertzog, C. [2006]. Release from implicit interference in memory and metamemory: Older adults know that they can't let go. The Journals of Gerontology, Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, 61, 340-347). We tested whether aging affects accuracy of feeling of knowing (FOK) predictions under implicit interference. Discrepancies in the literature suggest that FOKs sometimes are and sometimes are not affected by aging. In addition, because the effects of implicit interference are different on recognition than on recall, older adults may have difficulty ignoring the impact of interference on recall in order to accurately predict the lack of interference effects on recognition.

Age Invariance in Feeling of Knowing During Implicit Interference Effects