Kangas et al., 2009 - Google Patents
Concurrent performance in a three-alternative choice situation: Response allocation in a Rock/Paper/Scissors gameKangas et al., 2009
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- Kangas B
- Berry M
- Cassidy R
- Dallery J
- Vaidya M
- Hackenberg T
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- Behavioural Processes
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Adult human subjects engaged in a simulated Rock/Paper/Scissors game against a computer opponent. The computer opponent's responses were determined by programmed probabilities that differed across 10 blocks of 100 trials each. Response allocation in …
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