Sentence examples for player trial from inspiring English sources

Pairs of lotteries were presented twice in each of the four blocks, once in a one player trial, and once in a two player trial.

In the one player trial, the participant was then informed of the outcome of the lottery he had chosen and the outcome of the other lottery.

If the trial was a two player trial, and the two players had made the same choice, then the event would be shared regret or shared relief.

Those in the two players condition received a stronger rating (larger in absolute value) than their correspondent in the single player trial.

The participants knew at the beginning of the trial whether it was going to be a one player or a two player trial.

Each lottery was surrounded with one dotted square in case of a one player trial or two dotted square of different color (yellow and green: each color standing for each of the players), in case of a two players trial.

Player trials on Wimbledon Common and Combined Counties League football seems an awful long time ago now, though, with the club chasing promotion from League Two and readying themselves for a mouth-watering clash with Liverpool.

Relief and regret are the events occurring in the one player trials when the payoff of the participant was larger or smaller than the one of the non chosen lottery; shared relief and shared regret occur in two players trials when both players made the same choice; and gloating and envy occur when their choices were different.

Thus, the choice of the opponent that participants were facing differed on a substantial part of the trials, 24 of the 40 two player trials (in which the participant observed the choice of the opponent).

In the two player trials after his choice he was informed of the choice of the other participant, which could be the same that he had selected or not.

Comparisons between obtained and unobtained outcomes in the two player trials, when the participants made different choices, resulted in an amplification of the emotional responses, as also indexed by SCR (Fig. 3B).