Biology places constraints on the form of neural computation that ultimately characterizes
choice behaviour. We identify a canonical neural computation, divisive normalization, which …

Decision Neuroscience: Choices of Description and of Experience Page 1 a ternary
subcomplex of Borealin, Survivin, and the N-terminal domain of INCENP. Mol. Biol. Cell 17 …

Over the past few decades, research in judgment and decision-making has revealed that
decision-makers, though not always rational, are often quite predictable. Here, we attempt to …

Purpose Differences in choices provide a window into the variety of human preferences and
behaviors. Most non-trivial decisions recruit multiple regions of the brain with activity that …

How do primates, humans included, deal with novel problems that arise in interactions with
other group members? Despite much research regarding how animals and humans solve …

For nearly 50 years, the dominant account of decision-making holds that noisy information is
accumulated until a fixed threshold is crossed. This account has been tested extensively …

The study of perceptual decision-making offers insight into how the brain uses complex,
sometimes ambiguous information to guide actions. Understanding the underlying …

A key question within systems neuroscience is how the brain translates physical stimulation
into a behavioral response: perceptual decision making. To answer this question, it is …

We rarely, if ever, repeatedly encounter exactly the same situation. This makes
generalization crucial for real world decision making. We argue that categorization, the study …

Decision-making is often conceptualized as a serial process, during which sensory evidence
is accumulated for the choice alternatives until a certain threshold is reached, at which point …