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Modeling the Adaptation of Search Termination in Human Decision Making
We study how people terminate their search for information when making decisions in a changing environment. In 3 experiments, differing in the cost of search, participants made a sequence of 2-alternative decisions, based on the information provided by binary cues they could search. Whether limited
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