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Adaptive Metacognition: The Interplay of Internal Beliefs and External Evidence in Dynamic Environments
Adaptive cognition requires both persistence and flexibility: internal representations must remain stable enough to guide ongoing behavior, yet open enough to be revised when new evidence warrants it. This dissertation examines how this balance is achieved, advancing the view that the exchange betwe
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