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Effects of Handgrip Effort on Perceptual Judgments and Metacognitive Performance in Older Adults
Here we examined how physical-effort induced arousal may have a differential impact on perception and metacognition in older adults. While arousal has been shown to enhance some aspects of perceptual performance in young adults, it can also disrupt metacognitive performance. However, both perceptual
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