Metacognitive Representation Criterion (Higher-Order Thought)

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• Metacognitionconcept0.804
  The ability to model one's own cognition; linked to consciousness and decision-making across theories.
• Higher-Order Representationsconcept0.791
  Representations of one's own mental states; associated with consciousness in higher-order theories.
• A purely cognitive particle has no representational basis on which to distinguish self-generated from environment-generated observations; metacognitive architecture is the prerequisite for the separation priorclaim0.770
  Developmental account of why and when sigma emerges during ontogeny
• Metacognitive Particleconcept0.761
  System that encodes beliefs about a subset of its own internal states; prerequisite for the emergence of the separation prior
• metacognitive spaceconcept0.758
  Ji-An et al.'s characterization of the limited regime in which model self-report succeeds, consistent with this paper's findings
• Higher-order thought theoryframework0.756
  Theory of consciousness where metacognitive representations are necessary for conscious experience.
• Do apparent introspection results reflect genuine metacognitive access to internal representations, or do they emerge from simpler mechanisms such as output distribution shifts?question0.745
  Key discriminating question motivating the baseline control experiment
• Sentience criteria should not require second-order cognitive abilities like reflection on feelings.claim0.745