Figure 2
From: Humans utilize sensory evidence of others’ intended action to make online decisions
Individual and group movement behaviour. Sample hand trajectories of an exemplar human pair (predator top row, prey bottom row) for all trials within each condition for (A) Experiment 1 and (B) Experiment 2. Lateral hand trajectory variance explained (y-axis) by the first five principal components (x-axis) for (C) Experiment 1 and (E) Experiment 2. Error bars represent \(\pm 1\) standard error. Number of principal components explaining greater than 5% variance (y-axis) within each condition (y-axis) for (D) Experiment 1 and (F) Experiment 2. The open gray circles and connecting gray lines correspond to individual participants. Box plots show 25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles. Here we see an increase in movement complexity with more available time, which suggests participants used an increased number of strategies to mislead and react to an opponent.
