<p>Error bars denote the standard error of the mean. * <i>p</i> < .05, ** <i>p</i> < .01.</p
(A) Percentage of rejection rates for each offer size across the 60 trials. (B) Visual representatio...
<p>Behavioral data (mean ± standard deviation) of the accuracy and reaction times are shown for each...
<p><b>Note:</b> The <i>p</i>-value represents the significance of group differences between experts ...
<p>All error bars are 1 s.e.m. A. Emotion bias for each group. B. Evidence vs. choice curve showing ...
<p>For each bodyweight condition, psychometric curves were separately fitted by using the Naka-Rusht...
<p>Behavioral accuracies averaged across 14 participants in 3°, 9°, and 15° conditions for the block...
<p>(A) Hit rates. (B) Reaction times. Bars represent the averaged hit rates or reaction times for th...
<p>Standard error bars are included to provide a sense of variability across subjects, but do not co...
<p>(A) Hit rates. (B) Reaction times. Bars represent the averaged hit rates or reaction times for th...
<p> <b>1: mean percentage of immediate reward as a function of the poverty and affluence cues (prete...
<p>The left panel shows the mean probability of introducing the potential cause, P(Cause), in each o...
<p>When faces are presented for 32 ms, participants are more confident of seeing happy versus sad fa...
<p>Participants gave ratings of each of 4 emotions on a 1–5 scale for the last outcome they had expe...
(A) Valence rating in the explicit emotion judgment task. Scale 1 referred to negative valence and s...
<p>A. Average detection performance. B. Average reaction times of the celebrity detection task. C. E...
(A) Percentage of rejection rates for each offer size across the 60 trials. (B) Visual representatio...
<p>Behavioral data (mean ± standard deviation) of the accuracy and reaction times are shown for each...
<p><b>Note:</b> The <i>p</i>-value represents the significance of group differences between experts ...
<p>All error bars are 1 s.e.m. A. Emotion bias for each group. B. Evidence vs. choice curve showing ...
<p>For each bodyweight condition, psychometric curves were separately fitted by using the Naka-Rusht...
<p>Behavioral accuracies averaged across 14 participants in 3°, 9°, and 15° conditions for the block...
<p>(A) Hit rates. (B) Reaction times. Bars represent the averaged hit rates or reaction times for th...
<p>Standard error bars are included to provide a sense of variability across subjects, but do not co...
<p>(A) Hit rates. (B) Reaction times. Bars represent the averaged hit rates or reaction times for th...
<p> <b>1: mean percentage of immediate reward as a function of the poverty and affluence cues (prete...
<p>The left panel shows the mean probability of introducing the potential cause, P(Cause), in each o...
<p>When faces are presented for 32 ms, participants are more confident of seeing happy versus sad fa...
<p>Participants gave ratings of each of 4 emotions on a 1–5 scale for the last outcome they had expe...
(A) Valence rating in the explicit emotion judgment task. Scale 1 referred to negative valence and s...
<p>A. Average detection performance. B. Average reaction times of the celebrity detection task. C. E...
(A) Percentage of rejection rates for each offer size across the 60 trials. (B) Visual representatio...
<p>Behavioral data (mean ± standard deviation) of the accuracy and reaction times are shown for each...
<p><b>Note:</b> The <i>p</i>-value represents the significance of group differences between experts ...