視覚言語モデルのための構造化クロネッカーコンテキスト最適化

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データ駆動型のnitsche法の安定化

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協同農産品輸出と最小数量のコミットメント

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制限付きの有限セルフロープロブレム用のアダプティブジオメトリックマルチグリッド法


Recognizing and navigating the emotional cycle of change is crucial for persevering towards one's goals, even when faced with difficulties and discouragement.


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I would set a goal to do something I was interested in. I would take action towards that goal, and actually do stuff. I would enjoy doing…

I do this when I feel like abandoning goals.

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Overcoming the Emotional Cycle of Change: A Practical Approach to Achieving Your Goals


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Rewiring your mind through reading profound books can help you make better decisions by understanding cognitive biases, embracing rethinking, and leveraging rational thinking tools.


3 Profound Books to Re-Wire Your Mind for Better Decisions.

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Unlock the Power of Your Mind: 3 Transformative Books for Better Decision-Making



Intellectual humility and the willingness to change one's mind are valuable traits that can lead to personal growth and better decision-making.


12 strategies to help you change your mind and the minds of others

We Should All Change Our Minds More Often

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The Benefits of Intellectual Humility: Why We Should Embrace Changing Our Minds



Acknowledging and overcoming cognitive biases that lead to self-deception and the inability to admit mistakes.


We are all vulnerable to being swept away by a series of self-serving justifications

How to Wake Up from Your Fever Dream and Admit that You Were Wrong

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Overcoming Cognitive Biases: A Guide to Admitting and Correcting Mistakes



Running in the early morning solitude can activate a meditative state that helps one approach major life projects in manageable 5-year increments.


Running Taught Me to Think About Major Life Projects in 5-Year Spans

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How Running Helped Me Approach Long-Term Life Goals in 5-Year Increments



The imagination is the bridge that transforms dreams into reality through the integration of emotions, actions, and thoughts.


The Imagination Loop: Where Dreams Spark Reality (Last Part)

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The Imagination Loop: Transforming Dreams into Reality



The soul communicates through intuitive signals to provide guidance and alert individuals to important events or people.


5 Signals Your Soul Sends You When It Wants to Alert You of Something (or Someone)

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Premonitions and Intuitive Signals: Understanding the Soul's Guidance



Cultivating intellectual humility can help individuals reduce the frequency of being wrong in their decisions and beliefs.


A person can be smart, well-intentioned, and sincere while also being dangerously wrong

How Being Humble Can Help You Be Wrong Less Often

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The Benefits of Intellectual Humility: Reducing Errors in Decision-Making



The subjective values of decision alternatives change dynamically during the deliberation process leading to a preference choice, resulting in serial dependencies in decision-making.


Many decisions are expressed as a preference for one item over another. When these items are familiar, it is often assumed that the decision maker assigns a value to each of the items and chooses the item with the highest value. These values may be imperfectly recalled, but are assumed to be stable over the course of an interview or psychological experiment. Choices that are inconsistent with a stated valuation are thought to occur because of unspecified noise that corrupts the neural representation of value. Assuming that the noise is uncorrelated over time, the pattern of choices and response times in value-based decisions are modeled within the framework of Bounded Evidence Accumulation (BEA), similar to that used in perceptual decision-making. In BEA, noisy evidence samples accumulate over time until the accumulated evidence for one of the options reaches a threshold. Here, we argue that the assumption of temporally uncorrelated noise, while reasonable for perceptual decisions, is not reasonable for value-based decisions. Subjective values depend on the internal state of the decision maker, including their desires, needs, priorities, attentional state, and goals, which may change over time. These internal states may change over time, or undergo revaluation, as will the subjective values. We reasoned that these hypothetical value changes should be detectable in the pattern of choices made over a sequence of decisions. We reanalyzed data from a well-studied task in which participants were presented with pairs of snacks and asked to choose the one they preferred. Using a novel algorithm ( Reval ), we show that the subjective value of the items changes significantly during a short experimental session (about 1 hour). Values derived with Reval explain choice and response time better than explicitly stated values. They also better explain the BOLD signal in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, known to represent the value of decision alternatives. Revaluation is also observed in a BEA model in which successive evidence samples are not assumed to be independent. We argue that revaluation is a consequence of the process by which values are constructed during deliberation to resolve preference choices.

### Competing Interest Statement

The authors have declared no competing interest.

Value construction through sequential sampling explains serial dependencies in decision making

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Revaluation of Subjective Values During Sequential Decision-Making Explains Serial Dependencies



A single unconventional thought can trigger a cascade of profound life changes.


The kaleidoscopic butterfly effect: How a humble thought repaints reality

This One Idea Will Change How You Think about Your Entire Life

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How a Simple Idea Can Radically Transform Your Life
