"metaperceptual" meaning in English

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          "text": "Our results thus offer a metaperceptual complement to Balcomb and Gerken’s experiment on young children’s metamemory, where young children are found to be able to reliably monitor their memory for paired items and to control their decision accordingly (accepting or skipping stimuli).",
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