Topic: auditory choice task

Effective decision-making requires not just resolving difficult choices but evaluating the quality of decisions once they are made. The orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) plays a key role in decision-making and has been shown to perform metacognitive computations such as post-decision confidence, i.e. the probability of being correct given the subjective evidence. How and where OFC calculations of decision confidence are output to other cortical and sub-cortical circuits is as yet unclear.Here we examined the activity of neurons in the OFC of rats, while they were performing an auditory choice task wi