<p>Each dot represents the performance of one participant. <i>Black triangles</i>: old participants. <i>Grey squares</i>: young participants. The triangles that are in the middle of the group of squares represent old participants whose performance is indistinguishable from that of young people. <i>Vertical</i>: rate of failure F. <i>Horizontal</i>: time (ms). <i>A</i>: low precision, reach time R vs. F. <i>B</i>: low precision, total stabilization time S vs. F. <i>C</i>: high precision, reach time R vs. F. D: high precision, total stabilization time S vs. F. Note that the vertical axes of the graphs differ given the different ranges of rate of failure in low and high precision conditions. In addition, in <i>A</i>, <i>B</i>, the rate of fail...
<p>Dot colors indicate participant age (light gray indicates the youngest and black dots the oldest)...
<p><b>A</b>. Pattern of responses. Each dot corresponds to one trial of one participant, where the a...
<p>(A) The shaded regions represent one standard error of the estimates of human strategies (<i>r</i...
<p>X axes show the success index (JC between </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p><mi>C</mi><mn>2</mn><mo>′</...
<p>Dot plots and linear regression for Rey memory score against the main explaining variables: age, ...
Note, positive % change indicates poorer RT performance (i.e., an elongated response time versus ear...
The horizontal line across the graph represents the mean of all subjects. Each diamond plot shows th...
<p>The horizontal grey line represents the median accuracy score of participants in Round 2 (lower s...
<p>Scatter plots of population hit rate and response time in the first versus last segment of trials...
Scatter plot showing the relationship between the number of times played and confidence-scaled accur...
<p>(A) In the graph the percentage of correct responses obtained in the training session (x) and in ...
<p>Dot plots and linear regression for Benton score against the main explaining variables: age, educ...
<p>Dot plots and linear regression for MMSE score against the main explaining variables: age, educat...
<p>(A) The upper envelope and (B) the across-site mean performance are shown as grids (with performa...
<p>In these scatter plots, the <i>x</i>-axis represents percent change in tuned response amplitude a...
<p>Dot colors indicate participant age (light gray indicates the youngest and black dots the oldest)...
<p><b>A</b>. Pattern of responses. Each dot corresponds to one trial of one participant, where the a...
<p>(A) The shaded regions represent one standard error of the estimates of human strategies (<i>r</i...
<p>X axes show the success index (JC between </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p><mi>C</mi><mn>2</mn><mo>′</...
<p>Dot plots and linear regression for Rey memory score against the main explaining variables: age, ...
Note, positive % change indicates poorer RT performance (i.e., an elongated response time versus ear...
The horizontal line across the graph represents the mean of all subjects. Each diamond plot shows th...
<p>The horizontal grey line represents the median accuracy score of participants in Round 2 (lower s...
<p>Scatter plots of population hit rate and response time in the first versus last segment of trials...
Scatter plot showing the relationship between the number of times played and confidence-scaled accur...
<p>(A) In the graph the percentage of correct responses obtained in the training session (x) and in ...
<p>Dot plots and linear regression for Benton score against the main explaining variables: age, educ...
<p>Dot plots and linear regression for MMSE score against the main explaining variables: age, educat...
<p>(A) The upper envelope and (B) the across-site mean performance are shown as grids (with performa...
<p>In these scatter plots, the <i>x</i>-axis represents percent change in tuned response amplitude a...
<p>Dot colors indicate participant age (light gray indicates the youngest and black dots the oldest)...
<p><b>A</b>. Pattern of responses. Each dot corresponds to one trial of one participant, where the a...
<p>(A) The shaded regions represent one standard error of the estimates of human strategies (<i>r</i...