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Fig 1.

Example trial sequence.

Participants have to search for a target (L or X) amongst distractors (T) and report its color. Then, they indicate their confidence in this decision and the number of items scanned during the search process.

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Fig 2.

Brier scores.

Mean Brier scores across participants, as a function of treatment (threat vs. no-threat), sex, frame (gain vs. loss) and identification (high vs. low). Error bars reflect 95% CI intervals. *: p < .05 (corrected for 2 comparisons); ns: p > 0.25.

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Fig 3.

SNSI errors.

Mean SNSI errors across participants, as a function of treatment (threat vs. no-threat), sex, frame (gain vs. loss) and identification (high vs. low). Error bars reflect 95% CI intervals. *: p < .05, **: p < .01 (corrected for 2 comparisons); ns: p > 0.25.

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