Decision-Making and Risk-Propensity Changes during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown.

However, the linear effect of the Week factor became significant with the bootstrap ( Table A1 ), revealing a decreasing trend.

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A first analysis was run on the consecutive time-points during the lockdown to inspect the presence of a possible trend in the cognitive performance throughout the isolation/lockdown period.

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Moreover, N-2 repetition cost, as a measure of backward inhibition [ 71 ], showed an increasing trend, but no significant differences were found between the sessions.

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