Ann Huang

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Design a joint perceptual task to investigate choice history biases in dyadic decision-making

Project Overview

This project was part of my main PhD research work in Osnabrück. We designed an adaptive joint perceptual decision-making task that allowed a mean performance at about 73%. After the final iteration, we collected data from 78 individuals grouped in 39 pairs, and analyzed the results using a stepwise logistic regression procedure

Team

• Lead researcher (me)
• Three junior researchers
• Lab director

Scope

• Investigate the impact of previous choice biases decision in a social context
• Test the new dyadic approach to address the gap the decision-making research and draw actionable insights for future designs

Deliverables

• Final prototype and design of the experiment task
• Academic publication in a high-impact journal: Accepted for Publication in Nature Scientific Reports