Table 3. Exploratory strategy models for the non-human primate stimulus-to-action task.

Columns give the conditions to define trial ${\displaystyle t}$ as a success, failure, or null for each exploratory strategy.

	Success	Failure	Null
Repeat-Large-Reward	Obtained the large reward on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND chose the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Obtained the large reward on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND NOT chosen the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Obtained the small reward on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$
Repeat-High-Prob	Chose the higher probability of large reward option on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND chose the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Chose the higher probability of large reward option on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND NOT chosen the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Chose the lower probability of large reward option on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$
Switch-After-Small-Reward	Obtained the small reward on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND NOT chosen the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Obtained the small reward on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND chosen the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Obtained the large reward on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$
Switch-To-High-Prob	Chose the lower probability of large reward option on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND NOT chosen the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Chose the lower probability of large reward option on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$ AND chose the same option on trial ${\displaystyle t}$	Chose the higher probability of large reward option on trial ${\displaystyle t-1}$