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Do People Use Prior Information to Adopt an Optimal Speed-Accuracy Tradeoff in Experience-Based Risky Decisions?
In experience-based risky choice, acquiring and integrating information about the available options is costly in terms of cognitive resources and time. A central question is therefore how decision makers allocate their time to achieve sufficiently high decision quality without incurring excessive ti
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