Laurène Vuillaume

This study uses SSVEP to investigate unconscious visual processing and its relation to subjective experience, finding brain activation in subliminal conditions and correlations between SSVEP outputs and self-reported experience.

This study compares self- and hetero-metacognition in the absence of verbal communication, finding that participants accurately infer others' confidence levels as they do their own.

The paper shows that self-generated hand movements reduce perceived visual contrast and affect first-order sensitivity but not metacognitive confidence judgments.

This study investigates how sensorimotor conflicts affect perceptual and action monitoring by manipulating bodily self-consciousness through experimental tasks.