a: Performance in first-order task (CR+R+ vs CR− R+) | Mean per subject (continuous) | Bayesian t test | d = −0.02 | BF10 = 0.22 |
b: Mean perceptual evidence (CR+R+ vs CR−R+) | Mean per subject (continuous) | Bayesian t test | d = 0.36 | BF10 = 0.54 |
c: interaction between overt first-order (R+/R−) and continuous report (CR+/CR−) on mean confidence (all trials) | Single-trial confidence ratings (continuous) | Bayesian mixed-effects linear regression | Mean = −0.02 ± 0.01 | Evidence ratio = 0.10 |
d: Main effect of CR+ on confidence (all trials) | Single-trial confidence ratings (continuous) | Bayesian mixed-effects linear regression | Mean = 0.04 ± 0.02 | Evidence ratio = 75.92 |
e: Main effect of first-order RT on confidence (R+ trials) | Single-trial response times (continuous) | Bayesian mixed-effects linear regression | Mean = −0.15 ± 0.02 | Evidence ratio > 4000), |
f: Interaction between condition (CR+R+/CR+R−) and confidence on proxy accuracy | Single-trial accuracy (binomial) | Bayesian mixed-effects logistic regression | Mean = −0.11 ± 0.39 | Evidence ratio = 1.57 |
g: Main effect of confidence on proxy accuracy (CR+ trials) | Single-trial confidence ratings (continuous) | Bayesian mixed-effects linear regression | Mean = 0.82 ± 0.32 | Evidence ratio = 116.65 |
h: M-ratio between conditions (CR+R+ vs CR+R−) | Posterior probability distributions (continuous) | Differences between Highest density intervals | HDI = [−1.42, 0.89] | NA |