decision-making

Drift Diffusion Modeling of Gender Differences in Mental Rotation Tasks that Emphasize either Speed or Accuracy
Meta-analytical data provide evidence for a gender difference favoring males on mental rotation tasks, especially under time pressure. …
Liu & Lourenco
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Trial history influences the malleability of gender differences in children’s mental rotation performance
Despite accumulating evidence of gender differences in mental rotation performance, much remains unknown about the variables that lead …
Liu & Lourenco
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Affective Factors Affect Visuospatial Decision-making: A Drift Diffusion Modeling Approach
Affective factors such as anxiety, confidence, and motivation can impair and enhance task performance. Here, we used drift diffusion …
Liu & Lourenco
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The role of affective factors in mental rotation
Affective factors such as anxiety, confidence, and motivation impair and enhance mental rotation performance. Yet how these variables affect visualization, manipulation, and decision making on mental rotation tasks remains largely unknown, perhaps in part because analyses are generally concerned with overall accuracy and reaction time (RT) without decomposing the stages of processing.
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