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Neural Mediators of Altered Perceptual Choice and Confidence Using Social Information

2019-01-13

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Understanding how individuals utilize social information while making perceptual decisions and how it affects their decision confidence is crucial in a society. Till date, very little is known about perceptual decision making in humans under the influence of social cues and the associated neural mediators. The present study provides empirical evidence of how individuals get manipulated by social cues while perform...

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Literature Corpus work: dce24b09-6a3a-5bd6-9d1a-68c56bda2e7b
DOI: 10.1101/516963

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