The aim of this article is to overview research on decision-making skills and to consider the
whole decision-making process as an integral part of goal-directed behaviour influenced by …

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 …

In everyday life, action and decision-making often run in parallel. Action-based models
argue that action and decision-making strongly interact and, more specifically, that action …

Previous studies suggest that humans are capable of coregulating the speed of decisions
and movements if promoted by task incentives. It is unclear however whether such behavior …

Research on embodied decision-making only recently started to examine whether and how
concurrent actions influence value-based decisions. For instance, during walking humans …

We discuss behavioral studies directed at understanding how probability information is
represented in motor and economic tasks. By formulating the behavioral tasks in the …

The phrase perception and action is used widely but in diverse ways in the context of the
relationship between perceptual and motor processes. This review describes and integrates …

Movement is an essential component of our lives, making it possible to interact with the
world around us. Consciously or subconsciously, our brains are constantly making decisions …

Human high-level cognitive decisions appear sub-optimal (Kahneman and Slovic, 1982,
Kahneman and Tversky, 1979). Paradoxically, perceptuo-motor decisions appear optimal, or …

Decision-making is traditionally described as a cognitive process of deliberation followed by
commitment to an action choice, preceding the planning and execution of the chosen action …