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Think twice: Re-assessing confidence improves visual metacognition

2023-05-08

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<p>Metacognition is a fundamental feature of human behavior that has adaptive func- tional value. Current understanding of the factors that influence metacognition remains incomplete and we lack protocols to improve metacognition. Here, we introduce a two-step confidence choice paradigm to test whether metacognitive performance may improve by ask- ing subjects to reassess their initial confidence. Previous work on...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/jgqkz

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