In functional neurological disorder (FND), there is a fundamental disconnect between an
apparently intact nervous system and the individuals' ability to consistently perform motor …

One of the most important aspects of research on metacognition is the measurement of
metacognitive ability. However, the properties of existing measures of metacognition have …

Appropriate perceptual decision making necessitates the accurate estimation and use of
sensory uncertainty. Such estimation has been studied in the context of both low-level …

In daily life, we can not only estimate confidence in our inferences ('I'm sure I failed that
exam'), but can also estimate whether those feelings of confidence are good predictors of …

Metacognition is a fundamental feature of human behavior that has adaptive functional
value. Current understanding of the factors that influence metacognition remains incomplete …

In daily life, we can not only estimate confidence in our inferences (“I'm sure I failed that
exam”), but also estimate whether those feelings of confidence are good predictors of …

Cognitive offloading refers to using an external medium such as paper to remember
information rather than relying solely on memory. Previous research has suggested that …

People often use external tools to offload cognitive demands in remembering future
intentions. While previous research has identified the causal role of metacognition in …

Mounting evidence suggests that a critical source of corruption in perceptual decision
making is computational noise. However, it remains unclear whether similar computational …

The ability to form judgments about one's own cognitive abilities, known as metacognition,
has been extensively studied recently. Metacognitive judgments are not always accurate …