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>The abstract does not define, nor contextually suggest from the prior statements of the results what "metacognitive laziness" means. Your comment seems like a
by miltonlost 2y ago
>The abstract does not define, nor contextually suggest from the prior statements of the results what "metacognitive laziness" means.
Your comment seems like a good example of metacognitive laziness: not bothering to formulate your own definition from the examples in the abstract and the meaning of the words themselves. Slothful about the the process of thinking for yourself.
- lr4444lr 2y agoI reread the abstract 3 times. The results stated prior to that definition simply don't follow consistently with the component meaning of those two words as I understand them. The writer has the responsibility to be clear.