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. 2018 Aug 6;9:3086. doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-05553-2

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Fig. 2 — Developmental trajectories of the cFB and accFB influence. a Schematic illustration of current feedback (cFB) and accumulated feedback (accFB) parameter. Lighted and unlighted bulbs describe the received feedback value of each trial. cFB depicted by blue dot is feedback value of current trial. accFB, depicted by the red line, is accumulated feedback value summed from the first trial to the immediately preceding trial. b Interaction between feedback type and age on contribution to partner-evaluation. Blue circles, line and band indicate individuals’ cFB parameter estimates, the best fitted line and 95% confidence interval band, respectively. Red circles, line, and band indicate individuals’ accFB parameter estimates, best fitted line and 95% confidence interval band, respectively