Arbitration between imitation and emulation during human observational learning

Caroline J Charpentier; Kiyohito Iigaya; John Philip O'Doherty

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Arbitration between imitation and emulation during human observational learning

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Description: This study investigates the behavioral and neural computations involved in human observational learning, specifically distinguishing two common strategies - imitation and emulation - and how the arbitration between them varies with changes in the environment.

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