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… According to the race model assumption, reaction time is determined by the minimum of
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… , given the prevalence of reaction time measures in contemporary experimental work, it is
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… between the reaction times (RTs) of human participants and the position of the instance in …

… Our empirical question also ties into the well known application of information theory to
choice reaction time (RT) performance. For example, Hick (1952), and Hyman (1953) showed …