While neuroimaging studies typically collapse data from many subjects, brain functional
organization varies between individuals, and characterizing this variability is crucial for …

The scientific community has come together in a mass mobilization to combat the public
health risks of COVID-19, including efforts to develop a vaccine. However, the success of …

In the past decade, decision neuroscience and neuroeconomics have developed many new
insights in the study of decision making. This review provides an overarching update on how …

Background Withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment (WOLST) is the leading proximate cause
of death in patients with perceived devastating brain injury (PDBI). There are reasons to …

An individual's attitude toward risk is often measured by their behavioral tendency in risky
situations. However, commonly used self‐report measures of risk attitudes often do not …

Individual differences in attitudes to risk (a taste for risk, known probabilities) and ambiguity
(a tolerance for uncertainty, unknown probabilities) differentially influence risky decision …

Intelligent agents are rapidly evolving from assistants into teammates as they perform
increasingly complex tasks. Successful human-agent teams leverage the computational …

Heightened risk-taking tendencies during adolescence have been hypothesized to be
attributable to physiological differences of maturation in key brain regions. The …

Humans and other animals often infer spurious associations among unrelated events.
However, such superstitious learning is usually accounted for by conditioned associations …

Uncertainty can be fractioned into risk and ambiguity psychologically and neurobiologically.
However, whether and how risk and ambiguity are dissociated in terms of neural dynamics …