If at shorter delays depressed participants initially report fewer 'remember' judgements, at longer delays when the episodic details are lost and remembering becomes knowing, they would be expected to report fewer 'know' judgements.
In Scotland, police federations fearing that criminals would become more violent, knowing they would not face the death penalty for killing, called for their officers to be armed.
That mythical ring gave its owner the power of invisibility, and Plato observed that even a habitually just man who possessed such a ring would become a thief, knowing that he couldn't be caught.
Bodek's Jewish family had been caught up in the Holocaust, where scientists turned a blind eye to how their technology was being used, so he accepted his invitation to join the club, but was plagued by conscience and finally went to the SEC, knowing he would become a pariah.
I'd get a sickening sense of dread for the fortnight leading up to them, knowing that I would become a sleep-deprived grumpy, spotty hermit.
He says he resisted, knowing his request would become part of his medical records, potentially affecting security clearances and promotions in what he hoped would be a full military career.
Wilson, the architect, who was noted for his commitment to public buildings, died in 2007 bruised by the decades of controversy over the building, never knowing his creation would become one of the newest buildings ever to be awarded Grade-I status, an honour shared with the Lloyd's building in the City, and the former Western Morning News building in Plymouth.
They launched the company without really knowing what it would become.
But after getting a reality check on a story she wrote -- a critique from her instructor, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Marilynne Robinson -- Ayana decided to work on some short stories instead... not knowing that they would become the beginnings of the The Twelve Tribes of Hattie.
The reason Wall Street was able to game the system the way it did -- knowing that they would become rich at the expense of the American people (oh, yes, they most certainly knew that) -- was because the financial elite had bribed our legislators to roll back the protections enacted after the Stock Market Crash of 1929.
