Research on confidence spreads across several sub-fields of psychology and neuroscience.
Here, we explore how a definition of confidence as Bayesian probability can unify these …

Interoception is the ability to perceive one's internal body state including visceral sensations.
Heart-focused interoception has received particular attention, in part due to a readily …

Interoception refers to the sensing of internal bodily changes. Interoception interacts with
cognition and emotion, making measurement of individual differences in interoceptive ability …

People are often aware of their mistakes, and report levels of confidence in their choices that
correlate with objective performance. These metacognitive assessments of decision quality …

Assessing residual consciousness and cognitive abilities in unresponsive patients is a major
clinical concern and a challenge for cognitive neuroscience. Although neuroimaging studies …

We examine which aspects of the confidence distributions–its shape, its bias toward higher
or lower values, and its ability to distinguish correct from erred trials–are idiosyncratic of the …

Interoception is a complex process encompassing multiple dimensions, such as accuracy,
learning and awareness. Here, we examined whether each of those dimensions relies on …

Decisions are often associated with a degree of certainty, or confidence—an estimate of the
probability that the chosen option will be correct. Recent neurophysiological results suggest …

This project investigated the ways in which visual cues and bodily cues from self-motion are
combined in spatial navigation. Participants completed a homing task in an immersive virtual …

Analyzing metacognition, specifically knowledge of accuracy of internal perceptual,
memorial, or other knowledge states, is vital for many strands of psychology, including …