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Validating an abridged version of Planets and Pirates conditioned punishment task

2026-05-06

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<p>The Planets and Pirates task is used to investigate individual differences in learning about the adverse consequences of one’s actions. However, the original paradigm is relatively lengthy, which may limit its utility in time-sensitive and clinical research settings. The present study evaluated an abridged version of the task by directly comparing performance between the original and abridged formats in an unde...

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6d64d180-cef3-5eb3-8fe9-4f42c26eec06
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10.31234/osf.io/7fzn5_v1
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