Low and Variable Correlation Between Reaction Time Costs and Accuracy Costs Explained by Accumulation Models: Meta-Analysis and Simulations
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Summary
Using error costs or RT costs is more than a pragmatic choice; the decision carries theoretical consequence that can be understood through the accumulation model framework, and is confirmed with new data.
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- 2018-09-27
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Islam, Theology, Philosophy
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