Effects of alternating set for speed or accuracy on response time, accuracy and confidence in a unidimensional discrimination task☆
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The present paper was written by D. Vickers with the close collaboration of the second author. It is based on an experiment carried out by J. Packer as part of a Ph.D. thesis under the supervision of the first author. We are indebted to P. Barnes and R. Willson for computing assistance, to D. Caudrey and E. Rump for their comments on an earlier draft, and to P. Smith for providing proofs for the graphical representation of an accumulator process. The research was supported by an A.R.G.C. grant to the first author.
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Mailing address: Douglas Vickers, Dept. of Psychology, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, S.A. 5001, Australia.