Peter H. Weiss

AutoGaitA: A versatile quantitative framework for kinematic analyses across species, perturbations and behaviours

AutoGaitA provides a framework for analyzing motor programs across species and behaviors, showing age-related loss of propulsive strength and task-dependent adaptations in mice.

Neural correlates of confidence during decision formation in a perceptual judgment task

This study investigates ERP correlates of confidence during decision formation in a perceptual judgment task and finds that higher confidence is associated with larger CPP amplitudes, independent of relative evidence.

The relationship between response dynamics and the formation of confidence varies across the lifespan

The paper examines how confidence judgments relate to response dynamics across the adult lifespan, finding age-dependent changes in these associations.

Crossmodal reorganization in deaf auditory cortices compensates for the impaired body-centered visuomotor transformation after early deafness

This study shows that early deafness leads to cross-modal reorganization in auditory cortices, which functionally couples with frontoparietal and default-mode networks, affecting visuomotor transformation performance.

Divergent effects of absolute evidence magnitude on decision accuracy and confidence in perceptual judgements

The paper investigates how absolute evidence magnitude affects decision accuracy and confidence in perceptual judgments, finding that higher absolute evidence reduces accuracy but increases confidence.

Speeded Inference Game: Opening a new chapter in the assessment of error awareness

The paper introduces a gamified experimental task to assess error awareness by generating a high rate of undetected errors and replicates findings across two studies.

Neural correlates of metacognition across the adult lifespan

This study examines how metacognitive accuracy changes with age using ERPs, finding a decline in accuracy beyond task performance decline, while behavioral adaptation remains intact.