A fast procedure for studying conditional accuracy functions
作者： Claude Bonnet , Birgitta Dresp
DOI: 10.3758/BF03204443
关键词: Approximation error 、 Choice reaction time 、 Psychophysics 、 Information processing 、 Algorithm 、 Psychology 、 Statistics 、 Statistical analysis 、 Psychology (miscellaneous) 、 Experimental and Cognitive Psychology 、 General psychology
摘要: This paper describes a procedure for obtaining conditional accuracy functions(CAFs) from naive observers and restricted number of trials. The method permits the experimenter to counter subjects’ tendency favor in tasks which stimulus discrimination is easy. Each time block 12 trials contains less than three errors, are instructed, by means speed-up signal, respond faster. subject continuously informed about her/his effective reaction time. data show that desired speed-accuracy tradeoff was obtained within each 7 observers. mean percent error around 25%.
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