People change how fast they learn depending on how noisy or unpredictable their environment is—learning faster in chaotic situations, slower when things change too quickly, and keeping a steady pace...
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People change how fast they learn depending on how noisy or unpredictable their environment is—learning faster in chaotic situations, slower when things change too quickly, and keeping a steady pace...
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Humans adjust their learning rate in response to environmental uncertainty, increasing it in high-noise environments (β = 0.01, SE = 0.005, p = .002) and decreasing it in high-volatility environments (β = −0.01, SE = 0.004, p = .005), while maintaining stable learning rates in intermediate environments, indicating flexible cognitive adaptation to the structure of uncertainty.
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