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Hidden State Decision Making Task TASK
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On each trial, participants have to direct their attention to either a face or a house within a visual compound stimulus and judge the age of the shown example. Participants are instructed to determine whether to attend to face or house as follows: The category on the first trial of each block is instructed. Then, the category remained the same as long as the ages of the images in that category remained the same. If the age changed between trials, the participant should switch attention to the other category on the following trial. Finally, we told participants that no age comparison was required on the first trial after a switch.

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Human Orbitofrontal Cortex Represents a Cognitive Map of State Space.
Schuck NW, Cai MB, Wilson RC, Niv Y
Neuron (Neuron)
2016 Sep 21