2022
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0276207
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Position biases in sequential location selection: Effects of region, choice history, and visibility of previous selections

Abstract: In some situations, e.g., when filling out lottery tickets, it can be advantageous to select random locations. However, people usually have difficulties with this, because they are biased by preferences for certain regions, such as the center of an area. According to ideas from art theory, the preferred regions reflect the hidden structure of perceptual forces within an area. In the present study, these structures were investigated and modeled under different conditions for areas with square and rectangular sh… Show more

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