Representational shifts in a multiple-cue judgment : Task with continuous cues

• Research on multiple cue judgment with continuous cues and a continuous criterion has been dominated by statistical modeling of the cue utilization with linear muliple regression. In this study we apply two cognitive process models to investigate the relative contributions of explicit abstraction of the cue-criterion relations and memory for concrete exemplars in a multiple-cue judgment task. The task was an extension of a previous tas with binary cues (P. Juslin, H. Olsson., A-C Olsson, 2003) and involved multiple continuous cues that either combined by addition or multiplication. As predicted by the process model (P.Juslin, L. Karlsson, & H. Olsson, manuscript) explicit abstraction of cue-criterion relations were induced in the additive task, while exemplar memory was induced in the multiplicative task.

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