Sentence examples for subjects choice from inspiring English sources

We then applied a logit analysis to subjects' choice patterns to derive estimates of the subjective value of the learned cues in terms of explicit probabilities [ 9, 10].

We model the medical allocation problem and experimentally test the power of several theoretical concepts (ranging from utilitarianism to Rawlsian behavior) to predict subjects' choice behavior.

Participants who met the inclusionary criteria and agreed to participate in the study signed a written informed consent form in the subjects' choice of English or Arabic.

Comparing subjects' choice of allocation with the optimal in the unequal-reward condition (Figure 6B), we found that subjects not only spent more time on the first target, but they also tended to allocate time contrary to the model prediction.

For the ape subjects' choice was unambiguous, therefore no reliability coding was conducted.

In a last step we analyzed the subjects' choice strategy irrespective of success in finding the reward.

A finite example is constructed in which the model generates unique predictions of subjects' choices in nearly all periods.

Testing 23 different sets of strategy labels, we identify two sets that produce a distribution of subjects' choices which approximate the uniform distribution quite well.

The results clearly show that subjects' choices do not coincide with their minimax strategies, and that players' intended behavior is not minimax.

Subjects' choices did not differ across these versions of the task (completed by 26 and 39 subjects, respectively), and therefore we combine the data from the two versions.

By deferring information about earnings until the end of the experiment we eliminate wealth effects that may change subjects' choices depending on past outcomes.