Fig 1.
The Episodic Discounting task.
Table 1.
Descriptive statistics on reported alcohol consumption.
Fig 2.
Goodness of fit for the exponential and the hyperbolic model.
left: Summed BIC-scores as a Goodness of fit, comparing the exponential and the hyperbolic model by condition (light grey = control; dark grey = episodic); Fig 2 right: Individual Pseudo adjusted R2 values as a Goodness of fit, comparing the exponential (x-axis) and the hyperbolic (y-axis) model by condition (light grey = control; dark grey = episodic).
Fig 3.
The episodic effect. Mean discount rate (parameter log(k) values); p = .009 (left); mean area under the curve (AUC) values; p < .001 (middle); n = 44. Averaged ID-points (right); n = 41.
Table 2.
Descriptive statistics of discounting variables.
Table 3.
Descriptive statistics of control variables for subsample (n = 32).
Table 4.
Regression analysis.