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How does explicit reliability guide choices? Effect of trustworthiness on choice and metacognition
A key challenge in today’s fast-paced digital world is to integrate information from various sources, which differ in their reliability. Yet, little is known about how explicit probabilistic information about the likelihood that a source provides correct information is used in decision-making. Here,
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