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Published in final edited form as: J Exp Psychol Gen. 2012 Oct 8;142(3):710–741. doi: 10.1037/a0030059

Table 2.

Proportion of participants in the two conditions of Experiment 2 whose responses were best accounted for by a model that assumed an information-integration (II) decision strategy, a rule-based strategy, or random guessing, and the proportion of responses accounted for by those models.

	Relearning				Meta-Learning
	A3		R1		A3		R1
	%N	%RA	%N	%RA	%N	%RA	%N	%RA
II	.64	.74	.43	.68	.63	.70	.54	.55
RB	.36	.65	.36	.67	.33	.65	.29	.55
Guessing	0	-	.21	-	.04	-	.17	-

Note. A3 = the last 100 trials of acquisition, R1 = the first 100 trials of reacquisition, %N = the proportion of participants contained in a given cell, and %RA = the proportion of responses accounted for by a particular model.