Which of the following is NOT an example of the principle "We are aware of products but not of processes"?

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The principle "We are aware of products but not of processes" refers to the idea that people often know the outcome of their cognitive processes (the "product") without being aware of the steps or mechanisms that led to that outcome. Choices A, B, and C all illustrate situations where individuals are aware of their thoughts or recognitions (the products) but are unaware of the cognitive processes that led to these thoughts or recognitions. Choice D, however, is about a lack of knowledge on how to effectively study, which is not an example of being aware of a product but not the process; it's about lacking a strategy or method, which is a different concept.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of the Principle