2024
DOI: 10.1007/s42113-024-00205-9
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Confidence Is Influenced by Evidence Accumulation Time in Dynamical Decision Models

Sebastian Hellmann,
Michael Zehetleitner,
Manuel Rausch

Abstract: Confidence judgments are closely correlated with response times across a wide range of decision tasks. Sequential sampling models offer two competing explanations for the relationship between confidence and response time: According to some models, decision time directly influences confidence. Other models explain the correlation by linking subjective confidence computation to the decision process dynamics. In previous model comparisons, drift diffusion-based confidence models that do not explicitly consider de… Show more

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