This is interesting: "This 'equal probability' assumption is a deeply rooted intuition (Falk 1992:202)"..."The problem continues to attract the attention of cognitive psychologists".
I actually had to wrap my mind around to find a good way to make sense of the "switching" strategy in the (n,k) version. Once my simulation worked, I gained some intuition and understood more about the original version.
It is weird how the brain works but it is good to know that I am not alone.
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This is interesting: "This 'equal probability' assumption is a deeply rooted intuition (Falk 1992:202)"..."The problem continues to attract the attention of cognitive psychologists".
I actually had to wrap my mind around to find a good way to make sense of the "switching" strategy in the (n,k) version. Once my simulation worked, I gained some intuition and understood more about the original version.
It is weird how the brain works but it is good to know that I am not alone.