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Decision bias and sampling asymmetry in reward-guided learning

2023-09-12

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Human economic decisions are highly sensitive to contexts. Deciding between two competing alternatives can be notoriously biased by their overall value (‘magnitude effect’) or by a third decoy option (‘distractor effect’). Some prominent explanations appeal to diminishing value sensitivity and divisive normalization in value representations, i.e., representational bias, that feed into the choice stage. However, th...

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DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.10.557023

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