David Aguilar Lleyda

[Doby Rahnev @DobyRahnev]

If a visual stimulus leads to higher confidence but not higher accuracy, would it also have higher weight in multisensory cue combination? In a new preprint we show that the answer is yes. Work led by Yi Gao with @Kai_Xue1201 and @BrianOdegaard2.
https://t.co/2bOUIMdck4

[David Aguilar Lleyda @daglley]

This is a great opportunity for a postdoc. If you come from psych/ neuroscience, don't be put off by the position being in an Econ department. Flexible topic, smart and incredibly kind colleagues, and all in a beautiful city with a strong decision-making community.

[Bastien Blain @Bastien__Blain]

We are opening a post-doc position in our group (Behavioral Science group) at the Sorbonne Economic Centre in Paris!
https://t.co/DNB5qTNG9N

[Shannon M Locke @ShannonMLocke1]

Out now: our latest work on models of confidence. We explored suprathreshold decision-making & how much confidence reports were in agreement across repeated stimulus presentations!
https://t.co/Ci1SOwYVZB

👉Collab with Pascal Mamassian (@lsp_ens) & Mike Landy (@NYUPsych)

[Ignacio Rebollo @BrainAndStomach]

Very happy to see that our work with Catherine Tallon-baudry on the gastric network is finally out in the journal of neuroscience @SfNJournals https://t.co/ccR421YNzE @SfNJournals

[RIKEN Center for Brain Science @RIKEN_CBS]

A new preprint is up reported by @rei_akaishi.
"Emergent Prosocial Behavior During Dynamic Human Group Formation" https://t.co/aWlVTJ0kFi via @OSFramework

[Matthias Guggenmos @m_guggenmos]

Is confidence a reinforcement learning signal? While there is prior neuroimaging work to suggest so, we wanted to find out whether - behaviorally - confidence affects value representations when external reward-based feedback is not available. Preprint: https://t.co/0f3SDe29RH

[David Aguilar Lleyda @daglley]

For any doubt, feel free to contact me. Thanks for your attention and happy reading!

[David Aguilar Lleyda @daglley]

New paper out in @SciReports with Vincent the Gardelle, “Confidence guides priority
between forthcoming tasks”: https://t.co/kqQ2BBSeKn
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[David Aguilar Lleyda @daglley]

Overall, this is just a follow-up, but we strengthen past results and replicate them using a different task. Moreover, the way we probe confidence at the end and use it to infer previous confidence may be useful for experiments where explicitly mentioning confidence is not wanted

[Mahiko Konishi @mahiko]

Very very happy to share chapter 2 of our inquiry into the effects of multitasking on metacognition with Bruno Berberian, Vincent de Gardelle, and @JeromeSackur!

View-only link: https://t.co/uBbUZmLMEz

Official link: https://t.co/WxhhcmSder

[Doby Rahnev @DobyRahnev]

If you're at #VSS21, come in 30 minutes to check out @Mynameismedha's poster on "How do humans give confidence". Medha has fit the 12 most popular models of confidence, examined their quantitative and qualitative fits, as well as their similarity. 1/4