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Abstract In some cases, when we are making decisions, the available choices can appear to be equivalent. When this happens, our choices appear not to be constrained by external factors and instead we can believe to be selecting "randomly". Furthermore, randomness is sometimes even explicitly required by task conditions such as in random sequence generation (RSG) tasks.
Probabilities were estimated using a bootstrapping procedure with 10000 iterations for each of the main multivariate pattern analyses, each area and each possible N ranging from 10 to 86. In each iteration, N values of D were drawn from the whole sample of 87 human subjects and a one-tailed one-sample t-test was testing against chance-level (D = 0) at an uncorrected threshold of p < 0.05.
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