2024
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-57800-w
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Variability and harshness shape flexible strategy-use in support of the constrained flexibility framework

Sarah Pope-Caldwell,
Dominik Deffner,
Luke Maurits
et al.

Abstract: Human cognition is incredibly flexible, allowing us to thrive within diverse environments. However, humans also tend to stick to familiar strategies, even when there are better solutions available. How do we exhibit flexibility in some contexts, yet inflexibility in others? The constrained flexibility framework (CFF) proposes that cognitive flexibility is shaped by variability, predictability, and harshness within decision-making environments. The CFF asserts that high elective switching (switching away from a… Show more

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