In the Object condition of Experiment 1, a Teddy was an object and was tidied away with the other toys.
Overall, task choice patterns when rating confidence in Experiment 3 were similar to those found for the no-feedback condition of Experiment 2 (Supplementary Fig. 3a and 3c), suggesting these trials were treated similarly in the two Experiments.
The second group, termed the Biased Feedback Conservative group, received false feedback corresponding to the New High Confidence condition of Experiment 2, chosen to maximize the effectiveness of the conservative criterion shift.
Participants first completed a false-feedback recognition paradigm identical to the one used for Experiment 2. One group, termed the Biased Feedback Liberal group, received false feedback corresponding to the Old Low Confidence condition of Experiment 2, chosen to maximize the effectiveness of the liberal criterion shift.
This movie shows the Neutral habituation event that is paired with the Helper event (shown in Supplementary Video 1) in the Helper/Neutral condition of Experiment 3. The Neutral character comes onto the screen and dances up the hill while the Climber rests at the bottom, performing identical physical motions to the Helper, but not affecting the Climber in any way.
This movie shows the Neutral habituation event that is paired with the Hinderer event (shown in Supplementary Video 2) in the Hinderer/Neutral condition of Experiment 3. The Neutral character comes onto the screen and dances down the hill while the Climber rests at the bottom, performing identical physical motions to the Hinderer, but not affecting the Climber in any way.
Based on the analysis from a design-expert program to determine the appropriated condition of experiment was 515.18 oC, 120.01 rpm of feed rate and 20.00 cm3/min of nitrogen flow rate using 5.00wt% of dolomite catalyst.
An application of DA to the real data underlines the high capability of DA of defining the fault planes as compared to the double-difference algorithm under the same condition of experiment.
Fig. 1 S-CCS interface for the control condition of Experiment 1.
Fig. 8 The stimuli and procedure for the Identity-only condition of Experiment 6.
