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The effect of context and individual differences in human-generated randomness
2021-02-09
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<p>Many psychological studies have shown that human‐generated sequences are hardly ever random in the strict mathematical sense. However, what remains an open question is the degree to which this (in)ability varies between people and is affected by contextual factors. Herein, we investigated this problem. In two studies, we used a modern, robust measure of randomness based on algorithmic information theory to asse...
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- d5ac408c-5345-54af-9a9b-815a7bb5c99d
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- 10.31234/osf.io/m5xh6