… , per se, fascinates, what makes the neuroscience of decision making special … decision
making is really the neurobiology of cognition—or at the very least a large component of cognition …

… neurons provide these sensory-motor and cognitive abilities. Here we describe advances in
… for making a decision about visual motion (Fig. 1). In part I, we quantify decision formation in …

… function, and other cognitive processes. This review focuses on the link between eye
movements and decision-making. We make decisions frequently throughout the day. Perceptual …

… Thus, we conclude that metrics afforded by response dynamics provide a window into
cognitive processes that is unique from more traditional measures. While these data provided a …

… Our goal is to explicitly document the mouse-tracking method and the connection between
cognition (decision making) and action (mouse trajectories): What in a decision process is …

Eye movement research is a highly active and productive research field. Here we focus on
how the embodied nature of eye movements can act as a window to the brain and the mind. …

… Here, we suggest that a focus on temporal information processing offers a window into
understanding the cognitive deficits of schizophrenia and how deficits might contribute to a variety …

… task where we reliably measure attentional processing during decision making while
allowing the person to determine how information is acquired. We outline the advantages of this …

… relation of central variables with pupil size, within specific time windows. Choosing these time
… inputs that drive cognitive pupil responses. If the pupil is a window into cognition, we hope …

… The most common of these is the moving window technique. Here, task-critical information
… To measure the perceptual span, researchers can manipulate the size of the moving window …