Correlations between sequential timing decisions do not necessarily indicate 
strategic behavior: A comment on Bêty et al.

Schroeder, Julia; Mitesser, Oliver; Hinsch, Martin

doi:10.1086/657275

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Correlations between sequential timing decisions do not necessarily indicate strategic behavior: A comment on Bêty et al.

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Schroeder, J., Mitesser, O., & Hinsch, M. (2010). Correlations between sequential timing decisions do not necessarily indicate strategic behavior: A comment on Bêty et al. American Naturalist, 176(6), 835-837. doi:10.1086/657275.

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