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Performance Monitoring for Sensorimotor Confidence: A Visuomotor Tracking Study

2019-12-02

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To best interact with the external world, humans are often required to consider the quality of their actions. Sometimes the environment furnishes rewards or punishments to signal action efficacy. However, when such feedback is absent or only partial, we must rely on internally generated signals to evaluate our performance (i.e., metacognition). Yet, very little is known about how humans form such judgements of sen...

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10.1101/861302
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