Max Rollwage

The paper shows that confirmation bias can be adaptive when paired with strong metacognition, improving decision-making through selective information processing.

The paper shows that people judge their own and others' effort based on task rewards, with reward influence being stronger for others' judgments.

This study uses post-decision wagering to measure bi-directional certainty readouts, showing that subjects can assess both certainty of being correct and incorrect, with implications for decision-making under uncertainty.