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Truth Bias in Human Reinforcement Learning
Humans display a truth bias, a default tendency to treat incoming information as true unless there is reason to doubt its veracity. Whether this bias is confined to the evaluation and recollection of declarative information, or extends to how we learn and make decisions, remains unknown. Here, we
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