Search for: [Abstract = "that in congruent trials \(where the response hand used in the identification task matched the one stimulated in the M1 condition\), there were higher visual awareness ratings and longer identification task RTs in the M1 condition compared to the control condition. Additionally, longer RTs for visual awareness ratings were observed in the M1 condition compared to the control condition, regardless of congruence, potentially suggesting the incorporation of additional evidence into visual awareness judgements. No significant difference was observed between conditions in terms of metacognitive efficiency. Furthermore, the amplitudes of MEPs were associated with the visual awareness ratings and exhibited higher values in congruent trials, implying that MEP could serve as an indirect measure of accumulated evidence. Overall, the findings suggest that both the aMPFC and M1 can contribute to the formation of visual awareness judgements. However, it is crucial to recognise the limitations of the employed methods, especially TMS, and the intricate nature of the processes being studied."]

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