Characterizing human random-sequence generation in competitive and non-competitive environments using Lempel-Ziv complexity

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<p>The human ability for random-sequence generation (RSG) is limited but improves in a competitive game environment with feedback. However, it remains unclear how random people can be during games and whether RSG during games can improve when explicitly informing people that they must be as random as possible to win the game. Nor is it known whether any such improvement in RSG transfers outside the game environmen...

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Literature Corpus work

33c868b8-c779-58b9-ba3e-607f8c059a43

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/b3k5w