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Confidence in masked orientation discrimination decisions is informed by both evidence and visibility

2017-06-23

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<p>How do human observers determine their degree of belief of being correct in a visual discrimination decision, i.e. their confidence? According to prominent theories of confidence, the quality of stimulation should be positively related to confidence in correct decisions and negatively to confidence in incorrect decisions. However, in a backwards-masked orientation discrimination task with varying stimulus-onset...

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Literature Corpus work: e103150a-9a0c-53bd-8955-a7b749a5f453
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/dmwa4

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