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Estimation and validation of a single model parameter governing compensatory and non-compensatory cue use in decision making

2026-04-18

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<p>Research on multi-cue probabilistic inference distinguishes between compensatory and non-compensatory cue use. Traditional accounts infer from certain choice patterns that decision makers rely on non-compensatory cue integration, effectively ignoring less valid cues. In contrast, the Parallel Constraint Satisfaction (PCS) model attributes the same patterns not to the exclusion of cues, but to differences in the...

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17dc0c86-7ca1-5116-a89a-94e70645ae68
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10.31234/osf.io/h895z_v1
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