2021
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/5ygwh
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Apparent preferences for cognitive effort fade when multiple forms of effort and delay are interleaved in a foraging environment

Abstract: Cognitive and physical effort are typically regarded as costly, but demands for effort also seemingly boost the value of prospects under certain conditions. One contextual factor that might influence the perceived value of effort is the mix of different demand types a decision maker encounters in a given environment. Here, we embedded both cognitive and physical effort in a "prey selection" foraging task, which required decision makers not only to evaluate the magnitude and delay of a focal prospective reward … Show more

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