Decision making is a fundamental cognitive function, which not only determines our day‐to‐
day choices but also shapes the trajectories of our movements, our lives, and our societies …

Amblyopia is a neurodevelopmental visual disorder arising from decorrelated binocular
experience during the critical periods of development. The hallmark of amblyopia is reduced …

Many of our actions require visual information, and for this it is important to direct the eyes to
the right place at the right time. Two or three times every second, we must decide both when …

When scanning a visual scene, we are in a constant decision process regarding whether to
further exploit the information content at the current fixation or to go on and explore the …

Flexible behavior requires restraint of actions that are no longer appropriate. This behavioral
inhibition critically relies on frontal cortex-basal ganglia circuits. Within the basal ganglia, the …

Gaze following is a major element of non‐verbal communication and important for
successful social interactions. Human gaze following is a fast and almost reflex‐like …

Responses to multisensory signals are often faster compared to their unisensory
components. This speed-up is typically attributed to target redundancy in that a correct …

Recent success in training artificial agents and robots derives from a combination of direct
learning of behavioural policies and indirect learning through value functions,–. Policy …

Facing perceptual uncertainty, the brain combines information from different senses to make
optimal perceptual decisions and to guide behavior. However, decision making has been …

Visual confidence is the observers' estimate of their precision in one single perceptual
decision. Ultimately, however, observers often need to judge their confidence over a task in …