News Finding: Info errors people commit to with a high degree of belief are easy to correct This is called the hypercorrection effect 
Paper Finding: The heightened attention because of the metacognitive mismatch results in hyperencoding of the correction and enhanced memory for it.
News Context: Info errors people commit to with a high degree of belief are easy to correct This is called the hypercorrection effect 
Paper Context: When people experience the contrast of their beliefs in their answers with the knowledge that that answer is incorrect, the dissonance results in heightened attention being paid to the corrective feedback. The heightened attention because of the metacognitive mismatch results in hyperencoding of the correction and enhanced memory for it. Note that, in the error correction paradigm, there are two conditions that exhibit metacognitive mismatch.