Table 3.
Descriptive Statistics for Effort-Doors Behavioral Variables
| High Effort | Low Effort | t | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Win-Stay | 0.52 | 0.44 | t62 = 3.51a |
| Lose-Shift | 0.56 | 0.53 | t59 = 1.17 |
| Effort RT | 883.70 | 804.65 | t63 = 3.64a |
| Doors RT | 760.43 | 881.80 | t62 = 3.74a |
Win-Stay refers to the proportion of gain trials where the participant repeated their response on the following trial. Lose-Shift refers to the proportion of loss trials where the participant changed their response on the following trial. Effort RT indicates reaction time in milliseconds to the lock stimulus, Doors RT indicates reaction time in milliseconds to the doors stimulus. The t statistic refers to the paired-samples t test comparing high and low effort for each behavioral variable.
RT, reaction time.
p < .05.