Shannon M. Locke

The paper investigates metacognitive sensitivity for the accuracy of eye movements by having participants judge their tracking performance of a moving dot cloud.

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.

This study investigates how priors and payoffs influence confidence judgments in perceptual tasks, finding that humans do not follow the normative model of confidence behavior.

This study investigates how humans monitor their sensorimotor confidence during visuomotor tracking tasks and finds that recent errors have a greater influence on confidence judgments.