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The distribution of latencies constrains theories of decision time: A test of the random-walk model using numeric comparison

David G. SmithQueen's University at Kingston
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D. J. K. MewhortQueen's University at Kingston
Pages 149-156 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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