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Joint Perception Biases Subjective Awareness Reports

2026-02-26

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<p>Humans are fundamentally social creatures, yet how our social context modulates perceptual decision making remains unknown. In a joint decision making paradigm, we examined whether participants’ subjective awareness reports in a perceptual detection task are influenced by the awareness reports of a computerised partner. Across multiple experiments, we reveal that participants match their awareness reports to th...

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c382dfcc-1caf-53ac-8f72-a31e1bcf97ec
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10.31234/osf.io/v7sm3_v1
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