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Authority cues and metacognitive miscalibration in linguistic judgment: evidence from an English-Chinese revision paradigm. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Chen C, Ren N, Guo Z.
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The effects of procedural and conceptual knowledge on visual learning. [PDF]

Adv Health Sci Educ Theory Pract
Beeler N, Ziegler E, Volz A, Navarini AA, Kapur M.   +4 more
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Filling-in of the foveal rod scotoma and confidence preference for central vision under mesopic viewing conditions. [PDF]

Vision Res
Men H, Schütz AC.
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Metacognitive antecedents to states of mental ill-health: Drops in confidence precede symptoms of OCD

Marzuki A, Kosina L, Dome L, Hewitt S, Hauser T.   +4 more
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Underconfidence in peripheral vision

Journal of Vision, 2021
Our visual experience appears uniform across the visual field, despite the poor resolution of peripheral vision. This may be because we do not notice that we are missing details in the periphery of our visual field and believe that peripheral vision is just as rich as central vision. In other words, the uniformity of the visual scene could be explained
Pascal Mamassian, Matteo Toscani, Matteo Valsecchi   +2 more
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Age Differences in the Underconfidence-With-Practice Effect [PDF]

Experimental Aging Research, 2009
In two verbal learning experiments, the authors examined the accuracy of memory monitoring and the underconfidence-with-practice (UWP) effect in younger and older adults. Memory monitoring was operationalized as judgements of learning (JOL). An open issue is whether UWP can also be found in older adults.
Philippe Rast, Daniel Zimprich
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Overconfidence, underconfidence, and entry in contests

Managerial and Decision Economics, 2023
AbstractThis paper provides a theoretic foundation for overconfidence driving entry into competition and underconfidence leading to avoidance. We do this using the classic Tullock rent‐seeking contest, modeling overconfidence as an overestimate of one's probability of success and underestimate of an opponent's probability of success and underconfidence
Marcus Bansah, William Neilson, Jun Soo Lee   +2 more
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LEARNING TO BE OVERCONFIDENT AND UNDERCONFIDENT

The Singapore Economic Review, 2023
This paper analyzes the overconfident and underconfident trading behavior simultaneously in the context extended from Gervais and Odean ( 2001 ) [Learning to be overconfident. Review of Financial Studies, 14(1), 1–27]. We find that the overconfidence level will be first decreasing, then increasing and finally decreasing as the number of the successful
YUANZHU LU, JINMING HU, YAXIAN GONG
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The Effect of Overconfidence and Underconfidence on Consumer Value [PDF]

Psychology and Marketing, 2015
Kamran Razmdoost, Emma Macdonald, Radu Dimitriu   +2 more
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Realism of confidence in sensory discrimination: The underconfidence phenomenon [PDF]

Perception & Psychophysics, 1993
This paper documents a very pervasive underconfidence bias in the area of sensory discrimination. In order to account for this phenomenon, a subjective distance theory of confidence in sensory discrimination is proposed. This theory, based on the law of comparative judgment and the assumption of confidence as an increasing function of the perceived ...
Peter Juslin, Anders Winman, M Björkman
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