Action dynamics reveal parallel competition in decision making
METHOD The data for this study come from 141 college-age participants (97 females, 44
males) who responded to 11 yes/no questions presented in random order over headphones.
The questions were derived from propositions in the Internet-based Mindpixel project and
had varying truth values (defined as the proportion of participants who responded that they
were true). Examples of the questions include “Should you brush your teeth everyday?”(1.0
true),“Is murder sometimes justifiable?”(. 6 true),“Is the sky ever green?”(. 3 true), and “Is a …
males) who responded to 11 yes/no questions presented in random order over headphones.
The questions were derived from propositions in the Internet-based Mindpixel project and
had varying truth values (defined as the proportion of participants who responded that they
were true). Examples of the questions include “Should you brush your teeth everyday?”(1.0
true),“Is murder sometimes justifiable?”(. 6 true),“Is the sky ever green?”(. 3 true), and “Is a …
METHOD
The data for this study come from 141 college-age participants (97 females, 44 males) who responded to 11 yes/no questions presented in random order over headphones. The questions were derived from propositions in the Internet-based Mindpixel project and had varying truth values (defined as the proportion of participants who responded that they were true). Examples of the questions include “Should you brush your teeth everyday?”(1.0 true),“Is murder sometimes justifiable?”(. 6 true),“Is the sky ever green?”(. 3 true), and “Is a thousand more than a billion?”(. 0 true). 1
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