Internal menu choice task
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This experimental paradigm consists of three different tasks (conditions): (1) Internal menu choice task, requiring subjects to name a most preferred item in a given category (e.g. fruits) without a menu; (2) External menu choice task, requiring subjects to choose a most preferred item in a given category (e.g. fruits) from a pre-defined menu; and (3) Semantic fluency task, requiring subjects to name as many examples as they can from a given category (e.g. fruits).
Definition contributed by ZZhang
Definition contributed by ZZhang
Internal menu choice task has been asserted to measure the following CONCEPTS
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