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History biases reveal novel dissociations between perceptual and metacognitive decision-making

2019-08-19

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Human decision-making and self-reflection often depend on context and internal biases. For instance, decisions are often influenced by preceding choices, regardless of their relevance. It remains unclear how choice history influences different levels of the decision-making hierarchy. We employed analyses grounded in information and detection theories to estimate the relative strength of perceptual and metacognitiv...

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Literature Corpus work: 842e53fa-5d9f-5b74-a75b-74e09d055206
DOI: 10.1101/737999

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