Sequential sampling models have provided a dominant theoretical framework guiding
computational and neurophysiological investigations of perceptual decision-making. While …

Understanding animal decision-making involves simultaneously dissecting and
reconstructing processes across levels of biological organization, such as behavior …

The brain is organized into anatomically distinct structures consisting of a variety of
projection neurons. While such evolutionarily conserved neural circuit organization …

Neurons in parietal cortex exhibit task-related activity during decision-making tasks.
However, it remains unclear how long-term training to perform different tasks over months or …

Introduction Studies of categorical decision-making attempt to understand behavior by
probing how different features of complex and changing environments guide the selection of …

How does the brain decide between actions? Is it through comparisons of abstract
representations of outcomes or through a competition in a sensorimotor map defining the …

Perceptual decision making is a multi-stage process where incoming sensory information is
used to select one option from several alternatives. Researchers typically have adopted one …

Neurophysiological studies of decision-making have focused primarily on elucidating the
mechanisms of classic economic decisions, for which the relevant variables are the values …

Decision making often involves a tradeoff between speed and accuracy. Previous studies
indicate that neural activity in the lateral intraparietal area (LIP) represents the gradual …

Naturalistic decision-making typically involves sequential deployment of attention to choice
alternatives to gather information before a decision is made. Attention filters how information …