<p>Illumination of the chamber and insertion of both levers signaled the start of the trial. Choosing the safe lever always resulted in an immediate and constant reinforcement (0.01 ml). Choosing the risky lever resulted in a more variable outcome, while maintaining the same overall payoff (e.g. 50% chance of 0.02 ml). Following each choice, both levers were retracted and the light was turned off. The next trial started 10 seconds later (inter-trial interval, ITI).</p
<p>A. Experienced reward variance on the risky lever (average of last 3 sessions; probability of rew...
<div><p>(A) In the Reward trials, choice of one action leads to a 60% probability of a reward outcom...
<p>(A) Color discrimination task. Each trial begins with the monkey touching a bar. A visual cue (ho...
<p>Trials began when the food-tray light illuminated. A nosepoke response in the food tray extinguis...
<p>Sequence of events during a trial of the work/delay task. A monkey initiated a trial by touching ...
<p>After a variable ITI (3–12 s, truncated exponential distribution with a mean of 6 s), the respons...
<p>(a) Transition contingencies for the main task and the control task. Each target is denoted by a ...
<p>Each trial started with a fixation cross (750 ms) followed by the presentation of a screen includ...
<p><b>A.</b> A variable fixation cross period (500–1200 ms) was followed by a brief (200 ms) present...
<p>A. Monkeys sat in chambers equipped with two levers and distinctly colored light stimuli above th...
<p><b>A</b>. From top to bottom, successive screen shots of example trials are shown with their dura...
<p>An example of one trial, using a pleasant picture. *ITI and ISI refer to Inter-Trial-Interval and...
<p><b>A</b>. Sequence of task events in a trial. Each black rectangle represents the video screen. T...
<p>A) Timeline of a specific trial. Response-cue interval (RCI) and cue-target interval are fixed at...
The present study examined the effect of intertrial interval (ITI), prior trial reward magnitude, an...
<p>A. Experienced reward variance on the risky lever (average of last 3 sessions; probability of rew...
<div><p>(A) In the Reward trials, choice of one action leads to a 60% probability of a reward outcom...
<p>(A) Color discrimination task. Each trial begins with the monkey touching a bar. A visual cue (ho...
<p>Trials began when the food-tray light illuminated. A nosepoke response in the food tray extinguis...
<p>Sequence of events during a trial of the work/delay task. A monkey initiated a trial by touching ...
<p>After a variable ITI (3–12 s, truncated exponential distribution with a mean of 6 s), the respons...
<p>(a) Transition contingencies for the main task and the control task. Each target is denoted by a ...
<p>Each trial started with a fixation cross (750 ms) followed by the presentation of a screen includ...
<p><b>A.</b> A variable fixation cross period (500–1200 ms) was followed by a brief (200 ms) present...
<p>A. Monkeys sat in chambers equipped with two levers and distinctly colored light stimuli above th...
<p><b>A</b>. From top to bottom, successive screen shots of example trials are shown with their dura...
<p>An example of one trial, using a pleasant picture. *ITI and ISI refer to Inter-Trial-Interval and...
<p><b>A</b>. Sequence of task events in a trial. Each black rectangle represents the video screen. T...
<p>A) Timeline of a specific trial. Response-cue interval (RCI) and cue-target interval are fixed at...
The present study examined the effect of intertrial interval (ITI), prior trial reward magnitude, an...
<p>A. Experienced reward variance on the risky lever (average of last 3 sessions; probability of rew...
<div><p>(A) In the Reward trials, choice of one action leads to a 60% probability of a reward outcom...
<p>(A) Color discrimination task. Each trial begins with the monkey touching a bar. A visual cue (ho...