… of biomechanical costs between … purely motor cost could also influence decisions in a
perceptual discrimination task in detriment of accuracy. In other words, are perceptual decisions …

… motor cost influenced the perceptual decision – that is the … that the cost on the response for
perceptual decisions, which … of the decision, can recursively influence the decision of the input …

… This change of mind may be reflected in motor output as the initial decision triggers a motor
… examine how motor costs associated with changes of mind affect perceptual decision making…

… Together these results, we think, suggest that claims of greater optimality for perceptual systems
… system may satisfice (Simon, 1959) end-point variance or optimise a more complex cost …

… Little is known about the cost incurred by animals and … were able to estimate the cost of
making additional observations per … Surprisingly, we find that the cost is neither zero nor constant …

… Such similar metabolic/computational cost distributions between the decision and the
movement could have facilitated the integrated nature of resource control between the two …

… (motor cost) is incorporated into the perceptual decision making … the motor cost associated
with a particular perceptual choice can bias the human perceptual decisions when that cost is …

… perceptual decisions. We show that when eye and hand motor preparation is disentangled
from perceptual decisions, … sensory evidence toward a perceptual decision. Instead, inferior …

… costs in the decision process [24, 32]. In principle, even serial and parallel models can
incorporate action cost in the decision … of preparatory motor response from the start of the decision …

… Instead, the results indicate that the motor cost influenced the perceptual decision – that is
the decision based on the feature of the visual stimulus input – itself. Together, these results …