Figure 1: Perceptual task and associated behaviour. | Nature Communications

Figure 1: Perceptual task and associated behaviour.

From: Global gain modulation generates time-dependent urgency during perceptual choice in humans

Figure 1

(a) Schematic of a single-trial of the random dot motion task. (b) Subjects performed under ‘free response’ (FR) and ‘deadline’ (DL) conditions to manipulate speed pressure. Histograms depict pooled RT distributions from each condition. Box plot at lower right shows the sample median (centre line), interquartile range (box) and full range (whiskers) of proportion of missed deadlines in the DL condition. (c) Conditional accuracy functions. Points indicate mean accuracy of trials sorted by RT into 25 equal-sized bins and coloured lines show best fits of piece-wise logistic regressions to each subject’s single-trial data. Error bars and shaded areas indicate±s.e.m. of data points and regression lines, respectively. Box plot at inset shows the sample median (centre line), interquartile range (box) and full range (whiskers) of estimated accuracy at deadline in the DL condition.

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