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Separable neural signatures of confidence during perceptual decisions
eLife, 2021 Perceptual confidence is an evaluation of the validity of perceptual decisions. While there is behavioural evidence that confidence evaluation differs from perceptual decision-making, disentangling these two processes remains a challenge at the neural ...
Tarryn Balsdon +2 more
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Reverse engineering of metacognition
eLife, 2022 The human ability to introspect on thoughts, perceptions or actions − metacognitive ability − has become a focal topic of both cognitive basic and clinical research.
Matthias Guggenmos
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Do confidence ratings prime confidence? [PDF]
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 2019 Confidence ratings (CR) are one of the most frequently used measures in psychological research. However, recent evidence has suggested that eliciting CR from participants may result in changes to cognitive performance, so called reactivity. Here, we examine whether reactivity to CR can be better explained by added task-relevant introspection, or ...
Double, K, Birney, D
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Frontiers in MedicineIntroductionOral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) is a significant global health burden, where timely and accurate diagnosis is essential for improved patient outcomes.
Jinyang Zhang +9 more
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Authentic Information on the Back Label of Wine Bottle
Asia Marketing Journal, 2021 This paper investigates whether including authentic information on the back labels of wine bottles enhances consumers’ confidence and purchase intentions about wine; it also assesses the moderating role of involvement and knowledge about wine.
Beomjoon Choi, Jaewoo Joo
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Bootstrap confidence sets under model misspecification [PDF]
, 2014 A multiplier bootstrap procedure for construction of likelihood-based confidence sets is considered for finite samples and a possible model misspecification. Theoretical results justify the bootstrap validity for a small or moderate sample size and allow
Spokoiny, Vladimir, Zhilova, Mayya
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Confidence with confidence intervals.
Indian journal of ophthalmology, 1997 When considering the results of a study that reports one treatment to be better than another, what the practicing ophthalmologist really wants to know is the magnitude of the difference between treatment groups. If this difference is large enough, we may wish to offer the new treatment to our own patients.
Thomas Ravi +3 more
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Are you confident about your confidence in confidence intervals?
Cancer Research, Statistics, and Treatment, 2022 Confidence interval (CI) is a commonly used parameter in the statistical analysis of various clinical studies. Despite being highly informative, and easily interpretable, the CI is associated with certain oversimplifications, leading to occasionally distorted conclusions of the results.
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Monte Carlo Confidence Sets for Identified Sets [PDF]
, 2016 In complicated/nonlinear parametric models, it is generally hard to know whether the model parameters are point identified. We provide computationally attractive procedures to construct confidence sets (CSs) for identified sets of full parameters and of ...
Chen, Xiaohong +2 more
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Receding Confidence in Trust and Confidence? [PDF]
Edinburgh Law Review, 2019 Examines the decision of the UK Supreme Court in James-Bowen v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis case.
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