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Front. Psychol., 26 February 2013

Sec. Decision Neuroscience

Volume 4 - 2013 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00085

Erratum: “Comparing the Iowa and Soochow gambling tasks in opiate users”

  • DJ

    Daniel J. Upton

  • RK

    Rebecca Kerestes

  • JC

    Julie C. Stout *

  • School of Psychology and Psychiatry, Monash University Melbourne, VIC, Australia

We would like to apply a correction to the pay-off distributions of the Soochow Gambling Task presented in Table 2 of the manuscript. Decks C and D do not yield a gain on every trial, which has been corrected with the addition of a “–” in columns representing decks C and D. Furthermore, the 5th and 10th trials for both decks C and D in the Soochow Gambling Task, are associated with a win of $5.25 and $3.25, respectively. This was previously not shown in the table and has been inserted.

Table 2

IGTABCDSGTABCD
Expected value of 10 trials−$2.50−$2.50$2.50$2.50Expected value of 5 trials−$2.50−$2.50$2.50$2.50
Gain on every trial$1.00$1.00$0.50$0.50Gain on every trial$1.00$0.50
Loss on each trialLoss on each trial
Trial 1−$1.00−$0.50
Trial 2−$1.00−$0.50
Trial 3−$1.00−$0.50
Trial 4−$1.00−$0.50
Trial 5−$5.25−$3.25+$5.25+$3.25
Trial 6−$1.50−$0.25$1.00−$0.50
Trial 7−$2.00−$0.75$1.00−$0.50
Trial 8−$2.50−$0.50$1.00−$0.50
Trial 9−$3.00−$0.50$1.00−$0.50
Trial 10−$3.50−$12.50−$0.50−$2.50−$5.25−$3.25+$5.25+$3.25

The pay-off distributions of the Iowa Gambling Task and Soochow Gambling Task for the first 10 trials, adapted and modified from Ahn et al. ().

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Keywords

Iowa Gambling Task, Soochow Gambling Task, Choice Behavior, decision-making, opiate users, Drug Users

Citation

Upton DJ, Kerestes R and Stout JC (2013) Erratum: “Comparing the Iowa and Soochow gambling tasks in opiate users”. Front. Psychol. 4:85. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00085

Received

06 February 2013

Accepted

06 February 2013

Published

26 February 2013

Volume

4 - 2013

Edited by

Scott A. Huettel, Duke University, USA

Reviewed by

Scott A. Huettel, Duke University, USA

Copyright

*Correspondence:

This article was submitted to Frontiers in Decision Neuroscience, a specialty of Frontiers in Psychology.

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