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- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R classification A1.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R date "2022".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R language "eng".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R type journalArticle.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R hasPart 01GRJZDTZ48Q7EEQVA46Z9MX8P.pdf.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R subject "Social Sciences".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R doi "10.3389/fnhum.2022.864590".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R issn "1662-5161".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R volume "16".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R abstract "Errors and their consequences are typically studied by investigating changes in decision speed and accuracy in trials that follow an error, commonly referred to as "post-error adjustments". Many studies have reported that subjects slow down following an error, a phenomenon called "post-error slowing" (PES). However, the functional significance of PES is still a matter of debate as it is not always adaptive. That is, it is not always associated with a gain in performance and can even occur with a decline in accuracy. Here, we hypothesized that the nature of PES is influenced by one's speed-accuracy tradeoff policy, which determines the overall level of choice accuracy in the task at hand. To test this hypothesis, we had subjects performing a task in two distinct contexts (separate days), which either promoted speed (hasty context) or cautiousness (cautious context), allowing us to consider post-error adjustments according to whether subjects performed choices with a low or high accuracy level, respectively. Accordingly, our data indicate that post-error adjustments varied according to the context in which subjects performed the task, with PES being solely significant in the hasty context (low accuracy). In addition, we only observed a gain in performance after errors in a specific trial type, suggesting that post-error adjustments depend on a complex combination of processes that affect the speed of ensuing actions as well as the degree to which such PES comes with a gain in performance.".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R author F6939172-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R author urn:uuid:18f86622-8d01-402c-8dfd-6d3db23e38e3.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R author urn:uuid:351dfa43-d39c-4262-a566-39aaf30eeb1a.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R author urn:uuid:47578181-dd32-449f-8027-aa31497e1ac3.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R dateCreated "2023-02-06T09:02:47Z".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R dateModified "2024-10-29T19:02:17Z".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R name "Post-error slowing reflects the joint impact of adaptive and maladaptive processes during decision making".
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R pagination urn:uuid:f370798e-e662-4a4a-89fb-8365b8903641.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R sameAs LU-01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R sourceOrganization urn:uuid:7f7291c3-7f4d-4275-b917-effc6aae3f5f.
- 01GRJZDANEX0E9Y4AT2B7ZV52R type A1.