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. 2017 Apr 13;146(6):776–805. doi: 10.1037/xge0000286

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An illustration of the paradigm for Experiments 2a through 2d. During each trial, participants chose left or right based on a sequence of cues. Each cue was a Gabor pattern displayed (for a fifth of interstimulus interval [ISI]) in one of four possible locations, equidistant from the fixation cross. If the decision was correct (as in this example), a money bag was displayed on the chosen side of the fixation cross and the participant waited for the duration D_C before starting the next trial. If the decision was incorrect, no money bag was displayed and the participant waited for the duration D_I before starting the next trial. RT = Reaction time. See the online article for the color version of this figure.