PsychologyNature Communications
Confidence reports in decision-making with multiple alternatives violate the Bayesian confidence hypothesis
H. Li and W. J. Ma
Discover how confidence in decision-making is influenced by the proximity of options rather than just the perceived best choice. This groundbreaking research conducted by Hsin-Hung Li and Wei Ji Ma challenges established theories and reveals a new perspective on how we evaluate our decisions!
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