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A normative account of choice history effects in mice and humans

2020-07-24

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Choice history effects describe how future choices depend on the history of past choices. Choice history effects are typically framed as a bias rather than an adaptive phenomenon because the phenomenon generally degrades reward rates in experimental tasks. How-ever, in natural habitats, choices made in the past constrain choices that can be made in the future. For foraging animals, the probability of obtaining a r...

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0369e9bf-b7ef-586f-9939-41401b90f64e
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10.1101/2020.07.22.216234
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