Talk:Cognition August2018/@comment-35453425-20180530154508/@comment-35481611-20180530160441

Oh I see. Yeah it sounds like we all would rather call these quantity comparisons more associative than probability-minded, and the thing to resolve is 'where' the increased confidence in these associative judgments is coming from. Hey Dr. Metacognition and Quantity Discrimination - so in straight quantity judgment tasks (no sampling-from-a-bag backdrop) participants are more confident in comparisons of higher cardinality? That would be "greater visual feedback about quantities that allows for a stronger representation of relative numbers of items", without the inference & decision-making component on which the authors' argument is founded.