… Yet, even simply perceiving our sensory environment relies on a continuous stream of
elementary judgments, known as ‘perceptual decisions’. In some cases, perceptual decisions can …

… on a direct behavioral manifestation of the subject's perceptual discrimination process—the
tachometric curve—which explicitly depicts how the perceptual decision unfolds in time. …

… We report the first non-invasive neural measurements of perceptual decision making, via
single-trial EEG analysis, that lead to neurometric functions predictive of psychophysical …

… We interpret this as evidence that the perceptual basis of observers' psychophysical decisions
are stable stimulus representations in VSTM. We then show that the effects of attention in …

… time and stimulus strength has not received as much consideration. In this article, we … a
theory of perceptual decision making based on a diffusion model. In it, a decision is based …

… We hypothesized that perceptual decision-making regions that integrate … time series from
face- and house-dominant sensory regions, |Face(t) − House(t)|, during the perceptual decision …

… the decision process, that integrates this sensory evidence over time into a decision variable.
A … Here we focus on the simplest of perceptual decision making tasks, stimulus detection, in …

… , we need to access the decision maker's belief at decision time. We do so by establishing (…
with time-varying boundaries that we use, the decision maker's belief at decision time equals …

… integrate sensory and cognitive components into physiologically testable models of perceptual
decision… between neural response and perceptual decision, the correlations between the …

… The modern view of how we make perceptual decisions is of a process of … perceptual
decisions are increasingly revealing the contribution of the actions we make to our perceptual …