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posted on 2022-01-12, 18:27 authored by Yumi Hamamoto, Shinsuke Suzuki, Motoaki SugiuraA representative example of a participant’s behavior during the actual-body (blue line) and ideal-body (red line) tasks according to logistic regression modeling. (A) The right blue arrow represents the perceived–actual discrepancy, defined as a probability of choosing ‘Yes’ on the actual-body task of 0.5 (Xperc). (B) The orange arrow represents the perceived–ideal discrepancy, defined as the discrepancy between a probability of choosing ‘Yes’ on the actual-body task of 0.5 (Xperc) and that on the ideal-body task (Xideal).
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