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Long-term perceptual priors drive confidence bias that favors prior-congruent evidence

2024-06-22

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According to the Bayesian framework, both our perceptual decisions and confidence about those decisions are based on the precision-weighted integration of prior expectations and incoming sensory information. While it is generally assumed that priors influence both decisions and confidence in the same way, previous work has found priors to have a stronger impact at the confidence level, challenging this assumption....

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Literature Corpus work: 54f7e886-7239-5369-8b57-242eb420de45
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.17.599305

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