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Prioritization of Perceptual Decisions

2025-07-21

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<p>Scheduling theory provides optimal policies for allocating limited resources to multiple tasks over time. However, little research has examined how cognitive mechanisms perform relative to these optimal policies. We introduce a novel experimental paradigm to study human scheduling decisions using a set of perceptual tasks (random dot kinematograms, RDKs) that vary in difficulty. Participants selected and comple...

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Literature Corpus work: b4036a32-206f-5e63-996e-790587a1bb77
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/ngzea_v1

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