Marissa H. Evans

This study investigates whether implicit sensorimotor adaptation affects confidence in motor execution and proprioceptive awareness, finding dissociated effects on these judgments.

The paper investigates how humans determine confidence in motor adaptation by analyzing how confidence dynamics relate to sensorimotor adaptation during a visual reach task with perturbed feedback.

The paper investigates how humans use prospective and retrospective cues to judge sensorimotor confidence, finding that some participants use both while others rely only on prior information.