Humans depart from optimal computational models of interactive decision-making during competition under partial information.

In both context we found a highly significant main effects for CorrOpen (Competitive: beta = 463.71, 95 % CI [225.76, 701.66], t ( 154.99 ) = 3.82 , p < . 001 ; Cooperative beta = 205.24, 95 % CI [52.69, 357.79], t ( 162.28 ) = 2.64 , p = 0.008 ) (see Table s3 (supplement) for a list of significant effects in this linear model in both interactive contexts).

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Moreover, IdentOpen exhibited a marginally significant effect during cooperation (beta = - 347.54 , 95 % CI [ - 687.25 , - 7.83 ] , t ( 163 ) = - 2.01 , p = 0.045 ) probably reflecting the fact that the maximal payoff in this context can be achieved if both players open the correct door at the same time.

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