Lucie Charles

The paper investigates how people use explicit reliability markers in decision-making and find they overestimate source reliability and are influenced by unreliable sources.

This study investigates adaptive autonomy in human decision-making by analyzing performance in a competitive game where participants must avoid habitual and sequential action patterns.

The paper investigates metacognitive bias in estimating the success of voluntary actions versus passive movements and visual signals, finding overconfidence in both active and passive conditions.