Response Bias Reflects Individual Differences in Sensory Encoding
Abstract
Humans exhibit substantial biases in their decision making even in simple two-choice tasks, but the origin of these biases remains unclear. I hypothesized that one source of bias could be individual differences in sensory encoding. Specifically, if one stimulus category gives rise to an internal-evidence distribution with higher variability, then responses should optimally be biased against that stimulus category. Therefore, response bias may...
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Title
Response Bias Reflects Individual Differences in Sensory Encoding
Published Date
Jul 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
32
Issue
7
Pages
1157 - 1168
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