00:36:33	Eliana Colunga:	but there’s no effect of which key they were going to hit, right? like are dominant hands harder to inhibit? (wait is this even two-handed?)
00:37:17	Eliana Colunga:	(I’m trying to figure out if there’s reason to believe they would interact)
00:37:54	Naomi Friedman:	I don’t think the models typically think about hand effects
00:39:56	Matt Jones:	A model of the go process alone would accommodate hand effects as bias in the starting point
00:41:08	Eliana Colunga:	right, I was asking about the data. if the data suggests that the model should look at it as 2 phase 2-way races or a 3-way
00:42:34	Matt Jones:	Standard two-sided diffusion process for the go decision (left vs right), racing with a one-sided diffusion process for the stop process
00:43:10	Eliana Colunga:	yeah
01:07:52	Farron Straitz:	I have to go now, but thanks for the talk!
01:08:26	Naomi Friedman:	Me too. Great talk, Hilary!
01:08:38	Albert Kim:	Thanks Hiilary
01:08:39	Jennifer Weber:	Great talk! Thanks
01:08:40	Boman Groff:	Great talk Hilary! Thank you!
01:08:41	Albert Kim:	Very interetsting
01:08:46	McKell Carter:	Thanks, see you all!
01:08:47	Tim Curran:	Thanks Hilary, great talk!