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Indecision and recency-weighted evidence integration in non-clinical and clinical settings

2024-11-13

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Biases in information gathering are common in the general population and can reach pathological extremes in paralysing indecisiveness, as in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Here, we adopt a new perspective on information gathering and demonstrate an information integration bias where most recent information is over-weighted by means of evidence strength updates (ΔES). In a large, crowd-sourced sample (N=5,237...

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Literature Corpus work: 26b79757-5c47-50a7-9d9b-f34c0efb62fd
DOI: 10.1101/2024.11.11.622934

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