Angling Risk Task – Always Sunny
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The Angling Risk Task (ART) Always Sunny assesses cognitive processes underlying decision making in a sequential risk-taking paradigm. This task is comprised of tournaments of 30 rounds each. In each round, participants “fish” for red and blue fish in an attempt to earn as much money as possible. Of the N fish, N-1 are red and 1 is blue. Each red fish the participant catches is worth five cents; if the participant catches the blue fish, however, the round ends, and the participant loses all the money accumulated in that round. In the “Always Sunny” version of the task, participants are able to see the number of red and blue fish.
Definition contributed by JShaw
Definition contributed by JShaw
Angling Risk Task – Always Sunny has been asserted to measure the following CONCEPTS
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