Eye-tracking IQ: Cognitive capacity and strategy use on a ratio-bias task
Abstract
This study tested the relationship between strategy use (assessed by eye-gaze patterns), cognitive ability (CA), and reasoning performance on a ratio-bias task. For the ratio-bias problems, participants (N = 125) chose which of two ratios was larger; each ratio was represented both as a fraction and as a picture. Problems were solved in two blocks: once under a deadline (Time1) and once in free time (Time2). Consistent with the assumption of...
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Title
Eye-tracking IQ: Cognitive capacity and strategy use on a ratio-bias task
Published Date
Mar 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
208
Pages
104523 - 104523
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