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Plinko
Experiment
20 minutes
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In this experiment, we examine your ability
to make inferences about the position of the pipes that is used to
generate a sequence of balls falling through a grid of pins (aka "plinko").
In another condition of the experiment, you'll predict the most likely
position where the next ball will arrive. We are interested in measuring
your ability to track the changes in pipe positions.
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Internet
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Pipes
Experiment
15 minutes
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This experiment is similar to the plinko
experiment. In this experiment, we examine your ability
to make predictions about which pipes are producing tomato cans.
Sometime, the factory changes pipes, and we measure your ability to
track the changes in the sequence of tomato cans.
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Internet
Explorer/
FireFox(requires Java) |
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Prediction
Experiment
15 minutes |
In this experiment, we examine your ability
to make predictions about a sequence of blue blocks. One such a sequence
is shown on the right side. How well can you predict the next most
likely outcome in this sequence?
In other words, how well can you predict
the future?
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Internet
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FireFox(requires Java) |
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Pick the Max
Experiment
15 minutes |
In this experiment, we measure your ability
to make accurate and fast judgments. In the display, a sequence of blue
blocks falls down in different columns. One of the columns has a
slightly higher probability of blocks falling down than any of the other
columns. Your job is to pick that column as quickly as possible. Of
course, on every trial, we chose this column randomly so you have to
observe the sequence of blocks falling down until you have enough
evidence to make your decision. |
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Internet
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