M. Siedlecka

Confidence in action: differences between perceived accuracy of decision and motor response

The paper examines how confidence in decision accuracy and error awareness change after an action is taken, finding higher confidence and better error detection post-response.

Task-related motor response inflates confidence

The paper shows that task-compatible motor responses increase confidence in decision-making, independent of accuracy or spatial congruence.

Visual awareness judgments are sensitive to accuracy feedback in stimulus discrimination task.

This study shows that visual awareness judgments are influenced by accuracy feedback in a discrimination task, with stronger effects when feedback is provided.

Metacognition and memory of emotional information:Judgments of learning predict the affectivity congruence effect in free recall

This study examines how metacognitive judgments of learning (JOLs) relate to affectivity congruence in memory of emotional information, showing that affectivity traits influence both recall and JOLs.

You’d better decide first: overt and covert decisions improve metacognitive accuracy

This study tests if decision accuracy affects confidence ratings, finding stronger metacognitive accuracy when confidence is rated after decision-making, whether overt or covert.

Motor Responses Influence Perceptual Awareness Judgements

This study shows that motor responses influence perceptual awareness ratings, with congruent or incongruent actions increasing reported awareness compared to neutral responses.