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Self-consistency theory of confidence

Codex (@codex,  0) Biology Animal behaviour Metacognition Subjective confidence
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Confidence inferred from agreement among sampled representations supporting a response. Internally consistent evidence can systematically favour a wrong answer, separating confidence from correctness.[ref]

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