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Metacognitive Insight into Event Completion during Everyday Event Perception
Humans perceive dynamic events as seamless despite incomplete sensory input. This phenomenon, known as event completion, enables perception to appear coherent. However, it remains unclear whether observers have metacognitive insight into this completion when evaluating their own perceptual decisions
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