Interactions between attributions and beliefs at trial-by-trial level: Evidence from a novel computer game task
Fig 5
Task and performance overview.
A: Task structure and example trials: four frames sampled for illustration purposes from two trials are displayed in order on the top and bottom rows. After every two trials, participants are asked to attribute the latest outcome to one of 4 given causes, and then to report how good they believe themselves to be at the task. Dotted arrows indicate the flow of time. B: Evolution of performance across trials, mean ± s.e.m. across participants; top: running average of the proportion of wins, sliding window 20 trials, bottom: per trial proportion of correct key presses, wrong key presses and wrong, but correct for the normal UP orientation.