Think slow, then fast: Does repeated deliberation boost correct intuitive responding?
Abstract
Influential studies on human thinking with the popular two-response paradigm typically ask participants to continuously alternate between intuitive (fast) and deliberate (slow) responding. One concern is that repeated deliberation in these studies will artificially boost the intuitive, null reasoning performance. A recent alternative two-block paradigm therefore advised to present all fast trials in one block before the slow trials were...
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Title
Think slow, then fast: Does repeated deliberation boost correct intuitive responding?
Published Date
Feb 11, 2021
Journal
Volume
49
Issue
5
Pages
873 - 883
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