… In perceptual decisions, reaction times and accuracy distributions can be explained with
great quantitative detail by models in which sensory evidence is accumulated to a threshold (…

… point to correcting decision reversals as an important feature of perceptual decision making.
… transitions may be a key property of evidence integration in perceptual decision making. …

… In contrast, our subjects were required to make speeded perceptual decisions and thus had
little time to engage in cognitive processes not directly related to perceptual decision making…

… Awareness of the time-order effect and prior information in general is essential when studying
perceptual decision making tasks. Implicit mechanisms may have a greater influence than …

… To better understand the neural mechanisms underlying a simple and well-studied
perceptual decision-making task, we acquired fMRI data from six subjects performing a dot-motion …

… of pre-activated sensory representations in perceptual decision-making and conscious
experience. Do pre-activated representations influence our perceptual decision-making? And: …

… These results provide the first behavioral evidence independent of model fits for trial-to-trial
variability in drift rate in tasks used in examining perceptual decision-making. …

… economy of decision in the sense … time-sequences, the imposition of ‘ schemata ’ or ‘
templates ’ from past experience, and the building of perceptual frameworks in both space and time …

… needed for a decision, and the time for processes other than decision making. Because …
the time required to make a perceptual decision and the time at which the decision process …

… decision making with diffusion models) [5], [26]. Thus, we define the observation as the pair
particle location at decision and decision time, … to observe the time of this decision, but not …