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First published 2017-10

Using the Payoff Time in Decision-Analytic Models: A Case Study for Using Statins in Primary Prevention

Alexander Thompson, Bruce Guthrie, Katherine Payne

Medical Decision Making

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Research article

First published 1966-8

Payoff: A Neglected Factor in Reaction Time Measurement

John Annett

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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Research article

First published 1968-2

Note on Differential Payoff and Time-Cost Functions in Choice Reaction Time

Robert J. Schneider, Donald W. Stilson, Z. J. Ulehla

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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Research article

First published 2013-11

Applying the Payoff Time Framework to Carotid Artery Disease Management

Theodore H. Yuo, Mark S. Roberts, R. Scott Braithwaite [...]

Medical Decision Making

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Research article

First published 1980-2

Influence of Different Preparatory Sets on Reaction Time and Arm-Movement Time

Kimihiro Inomata

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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Research article

First published 1969-10

Effects of Different Payoff Matrices on Arithmetical Estimation Tasks: An Attempt to Produce “Rationality”

Israel Lieblich, Amia Lieblich

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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Research article

First published 1993-09

Improving Learning Persistence of Military Personnel by Enhancing Motivation in a Technical Trainiing Program

Betty V. Whitehill, Barbara A. McDonald

Simulation & Gaming

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Research article

First published 1969-8

Effects of Value on the Monitoring of Multi-Channel Displays

Arnold F. Kanarick, Ronald C. Petersen

Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

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Brief report

First published 1999-7

Conflict and the Stochastic-Dominance Principle of Decision Making

Adele Diederich, Jerome R. Busemeyer

Psychological Science

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Research article

First published 2011-7

Can Life Expectancy and QALYs Be Improved by a Framework for Deciding Whether to Apply Clinical Guidelines to Patients With Severe Comorbid Disease?

R. Scott Braithwaite

Medical Decision Making

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