… complex social decision-making and involves both unconscious and deliberate processes
which … been interpreted within a dual-process framework, where deontological rules arise from …

… The third topic deals with reward learning as a new theoretical framework for neuroscience
and the identification of brain mechanisms deployed for learning and valuing the many …

… cognition and decision-making is thus to offer a more comprehensive framework beyond
the … : top-down influence of the conscious and deliberate processes on the automatic ones, …

… deeply confused” (Churchland 1988) explanatory framework for how we behave the way we
… Table 5 A comparison of the dominant folk beliefs about processes aiding decision making: …

… In some contexts, however, decrements in deliberate processing may benefit decision quality…
However, our understanding of the neurobiological substrates of age differences in decision…

… We can finally establish a link between a habitus and the intentional action-perception cycle
of Walter Freeman. For half a century, neuroscience and science more generally have devel…

… framework based in decision neuroscience that separates brain networks into decision-making …
Intentionally or not, decisions can be affected by clinical and research methods. Broadly, …

… confused’’ (Churchland 1988) explanatory framework for how we behave the way we do and
… Table 5 A comparison of the dominant folk beliefs about processes aiding decision making: …

… Neuroscience (and more specifically neuroeconomics) can not only … the decision making
processes as we see them through the lenses of the classical economic theoretical framework, …

… The sensorimotor framework we have proposed emphasizes an aspect inherent to many
studies and thus initially aligns with an intentional framework: that decision-making signals and …