Perceptual decision confidence is sensitive to forgone physical effort expenditure

Perceptual decision confidence is sensitive to forgone physical effort expenditure

Contemporary theoretical accounts of metacognition propose that action-related information is used in the computation of perceptual decision confidence. We investigated whether the amount of expended physical effort, or the ‘motoric sunk cost’ of a decision, influences perceptual decision confidence...

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Main Authors: Angdias, R. (Author), Bode, S. (Author), Chong, T.T.-J (Author), Feuerriegel, D. (Author), Hester, R. (Author), Turner, W. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
adult
Article
data analysis software
Decision confidence
decision making
Decision Making
dynamometry
energy expenditure
exercise
health care cost
Health Expenditures
human
human experiment
Humans
Judgment
luminance
metacognition
Metacognition
Motor costs
motor performance
perception
Physical effort
Physical Exertion
priority journal
reaction time
reward
sunk cost effect
Sunk costs
task performance
visual feedback
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