Scientific experimentation depends on the artificial control of natural phenomena. The
inaccessibility of cognitive processes to direct manipulation can make such control difficult to …

The standard framework for modeling stochastic choice, the random utility model, is agnostic
about the temporal dynamics of the decision process. In contrast, a general class of …

Computational Approaches to Cognition and Perception is a series that aims to publish
books that represent comprehensive, up-to-date overviews of specific research and …

Context effects are phenomena of multiattribute, multialternative decision-making that
contradict normative models of preference. Numerous computational models have been …

The human ability to compare time between sensory modalities implies a supramodal
representation of time. This notion is consistent with the pacemaker-counter model (PCM) …

Previous research has consistently shown that for sounds varying in intensity over time, the
beginning of the sound is of higher importance for the perception of loudness than later parts …

Current dominant views hold that perceptual confidence reflects the probability that a
decision is correct. Although these views have enjoyed some empirical support, recent …

Although joint modeling is one way in which neural and behavioral data can formally
constrain one another, there are many other approaches that deserve attention. These …