Decision Making

Iowa Gambling Lite Task

Measure Iowa Gambling-style reward-punishment learning with an original browser-native four-deck point schedule.

Useful for decision-making, reward learning, risk sensitivity, and longitudinal behavioral studies.

Executive Function6-9 minBrowser-based testing workflow
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What this task measures

Measures Iowa Gambling-style reward-punishment learning with an original four-deck point schedule.

Core constructs

  • Decision making
  • Reward-punishment learning
  • Risk sensitivity

Research fit

  • Remote cognitive research batteries
  • Within-study group comparison
  • Longitudinal cognitive outcome tracking
  • Custom researcher-built test batteries

Why researchers use ConductCognition

  • Hosted browser delivery with no local install burden for participants.
  • Study setup, scoring, exports, and participant links in one workflow.
  • Transparent pricing instead of opaque enterprise quoting for solo labs.
  • Free entry tier plus Academic Pro when you need the full battery and trial-level exports.

Paradigm overview

Risk-Sensitive Deck Choice uses an original four-deck point schedule to measure reward-punishment learning. It is inspired by deck-choice decision paradigms but does not copy proprietary deck schedules or scoring tables.

Key scoring outputs

Net Score

count

Advantageous deck choices minus disadvantageous deck choices.

Higher is better

Advantageous Choice Rate

proportion

Proportion of choices from better long-run decks.

Higher is better

Late Block Net Score

count

Net score in the late task block.

Higher is better

Research evidence and scoring context

ConductCognition normal-data review packet for this original browser implementation.

Reference reviewedN/A

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Research FAQ

Common questions about this online cognitive test

Can I run the Iowa Gambling Lite Task online?

Yes. ConductCognition runs the Iowa Gambling Lite Task in a browser-based participant flow with study setup, automated scoring, and export-ready results.

What does this test measure?

Iowa Gambling Lite Task is used for decision making, reward-punishment learning, risk sensitivity research workflows.

What data can researchers export?

Researchers can export scored results, and paid plans support trial-level exports for deeper analysis.

Is this for clinical diagnosis?

ConductCognition is for research use. The platform supports task delivery, scoring, and exports; clinical interpretation remains outside the platform.