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Distinct forms of uncertainty guide information seeking and subjective confidence

2024-02-15

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<p>Humans and other animals seek information to improve their cognition and behaviour. Theories in cognitive neuroscience, developmental psychology and animal cognition widely assume a strong connection between information seeking behaviour and subjective feelings of confidence. However, it remains unclear whether information seeking and subjective confidence are truly driven by the same underlying mechanisms. Her...

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264e2918-228c-5844-ad7e-e60658e67e9e
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10.31234/osf.io/cf4a7
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