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Dynamic influences on static measures of metacognition

2020-10-29

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Humans differ in their capability to judge the accuracy of their own choices via confidence judgments. Signal detection theory has been used to quantify the extent to which confidence tracks accuracy via M-ratio, often referred to as metacognitive efficiency. This measure, however, is static in that it does not consider the dynamics of decision making. This could be problematic because humans may shift their level...

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053feb45-b0d1-58d5-afd8-06f08d7434c5
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10.1101/2020.10.29.360453
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