Summary
We are inviting people to take part in a short and engaging psychology experiment investigating how people learn relationships between visual signals and outcomes. In this computer-based task, you will observe simple visual displays involving coloured circles and make intuitive judgments about how strongly different colours predict a subsequent outcome. The study is easy to follow, requires no prior knowledge, and includes a brief practice session and two short task blocks, with a very simple arithmetic task in between. The experiment takes approximately 15-20 minutes to complete, involves no known risks beyond normal computer use. By taking part, you will contribute to ongoing research on learning, perception, and conceptual knowledge.
Additional Info
Data Sharing
Data collected in this study will be de-identified and shared via an open data sharing platform.
The Researcher will provide more specific information after registration of interest.
