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Biased or noisy? Motivational biases and decision noise across development

2023-11-02

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<p>Learning and decision-making undergo substantial developmental changes. In adolescents, both specific developmental changes of choice behavior, such as in motivational choice bias, and generally higher levels of decision noise have been observed. However, it remains unknown whether these two observations are independent or related. A not yet investigated possibility is that the specific development of motivatio...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/x2yts

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