Figure 4.

Experiment 3 results. The graphs in the left panel plot how well choices (old vs. new card) were predicted by the value of the ‘old’ card separately for choices made in the context of ‘familiar’ vs. ‘novel’ scenes. Preceding ‘familiar’ scenes increased memory's influence on decision-making. The graphs in the right panel plot how well the value of an ‘old’ card predicted participants’ choices (old vs. new card) for ‘old’ cards that were originally selected in the context of ‘familiar’ vs. ‘novel’ scenes. Preceding ‘novel’ scenes increased value learning in the service of later decision making. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals around the estimate. *p<.05