Elisa Filevich

@elifilevich.bsky.social

metamotorlab.filevich.com

Marika's latest study is out, showing that her previous results (priors affect confidence more than decisions) hold and generalise to long-term, "real" priors, not just those fake ones we induce in the lab. This is one of two recent articles from my two wonderful (ex) PhD-students.

Marika Constant@marikaconstant.bsky.social · 7mo ago

🎉 Excited to share this! Low-level, naturally formed priors influence our perceptual inferences, but do they impact our confidence in the same way? With @elifilevich.bsky.social and @mamassian.bsky.social we found: they influence confidence even more strongly! More👇 1/5 dx.plos.org/10.1371/jour...

Hello hello! Do you like/love the work of my team and me? Want to work on the intersection of genes, the brain, and social behavior? (in human neuroimaging). I have a PhD position available (start early 2024) shorturl.at/axDNT

PhD Position in Cognitive Neuroscience | Karriereportal Max-Planck-Institut für Kognitions- und Ne...

PhD Position in Cognitive Neuroscience | Karriereportal Max-Planck-Institut für Kognitions- und Neurowissenschaften

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We found: 1) Increased tactile mismatch, similar to temporal and spatial, led to diminished subjective agency reports. 2) Tactile M-ratio was comparable to temporal, but lower than spatial. Follow the link to find out more

New preprint!!! doi.org/10.1101/2023... We studied the role of tactile information in forming our sense of agency. The feeling that we are the authors of our actions. (Spoiler alert ;) we argue for a role in shaping our experience of acting voluntarily)

Contributions of tactile information to the sense of agency and its metacognitive representations

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Honoured to be awarded an #ERCCoG! And immensely grateful to all my collaborators 🙏 We will document how evidence accumulation determines the stream of consciousness using LFP, SUA, and voltammetry recordings. This, in awake, sleeping, and anaesthetized humans. Stay tuned :)