Number of occurrences of different stimuli on probabilistic classification tasks does not affect the learning process

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2008
Event	The Israel Society for Neuroscience 17th Annual Meeting, Eilat, Israel - The Israel Society for Neuroscience, Eilat, Israel Duration: 6 Dec 2008 → 8 Dec 2008

Conference

Conference	The Israel Society for Neuroscience 17th Annual Meeting, Eilat, Israel
Country/Territory	Israel
City	Eilat
Period	6/12/08 → 8/12/08

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• 1 Invited talk

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• Conference Contributed

  Vakil, E. (Invited speaker)

  6 Dec 2008 → 8 Dec 2008

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

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Zadka, H., Bergman, H., & Vakil, E. (2008). Number of occurrences of different stimuli on probabilistic classification tasks does not affect the learning process. Paper presented at The Israel Society for Neuroscience 17th Annual Meeting, Eilat, Israel, Eilat, Israel.

Zadka, H. ; Bergman, H. ; Vakil, E. / Number of occurrences of different stimuli on probabilistic classification tasks does not affect the learning process. Paper presented at The Israel Society for Neuroscience 17th Annual Meeting, Eilat, Israel, Eilat, Israel.

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Zadka, H, Bergman, H & Vakil, E 2008, 'Number of occurrences of different stimuli on probabilistic classification tasks does not affect the learning process', Paper presented at The Israel Society for Neuroscience 17th Annual Meeting, Eilat, Israel, Eilat, Israel, 6/12/08 - 8/12/08.

Number of occurrences of different stimuli on probabilistic classification tasks does not affect the learning process. / Zadka, H.; Bergman, H.; Vakil, E.
2008. Paper presented at The Israel Society for Neuroscience 17th Annual Meeting, Eilat, Israel, Eilat, Israel.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

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Zadka H, Bergman H, Vakil E. Number of occurrences of different stimuli on probabilistic classification tasks does not affect the learning process. 2008. Paper presented at The Israel Society for Neuroscience 17th Annual Meeting, Eilat, Israel, Eilat, Israel.