2017
DOI: 10.31237/osf.io/3bhvg
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Advancing Methods and Mathematical Models of Perceptual Decision Making

Abstract: In this thesis I argue that cognitive psychologists can use the combination of sequential sampling models, Bayesian estimation methods, and model comparison via predictive accuracy to investigate underlying cognitive processes of perceptual decision-making. I show that sequential sampling models of simple and choice response time allow for researchers to analyze behavioral data and translate them into the constitute components of processing, such as speed of processing, response caution, and the time needed fo… Show more

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