Outcome Predictability: Does associative history of outcomes bias subsequent learning in a human goal-tracking paradigm?

Outcome Predictability: Does associative history of outcomes bias subsequent learning in a human goal-tracking paradigm?

In 1975, Mackintosh proposed that a cue previously experienced to be a better predictor of the outcome than the other cues present possesses greater associability. More recently, a study using a human causal learning task demonstrated better learning about the outcome which has been consistently pre...

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Main Author: Liu, Wei
Contributors: Thorwart, Anna (Dr.) (Thesis advisor)
Format: Doctoral Thesis
Language:English
Published: Philipps-Universität Marburg 2018
Subjects:
Outcome Vorhersagbarkeit
associative learning
Outcome Predictability Effekt
goal-tracking
outcome predictability
Augenblickbewegung
US uncertainty
eye-tracking
Psychologie
Assoziatives Lernen
Goal-Tracking
Psychology
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