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Timescales of Evidence Evaluation for Decision Making and Associated Confidence Judgments Are Adapted to Task Demands
Decision making often involves choosing actions based on relevant evidence. This can benefit from focussing evidence evaluation on the timescale of greatest relevance based on the situation. Here, we use an auditory change detection task to determine how people adjust their timescale of evidence eva
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