Psychological models of value-based decision-making describe how subjective values are
formed and mapped to single choices. Recently, additional efforts have been made to …

Much of traditional neuroeconomics proceeds from the hypothesis that value is reified in the
brain, that is, that there are neurons or brain regions whose responses serve the discrete …

How can choice, confidence, and response times be modeled simultaneously? Here, we
propose the new dynamical weighted evidence and visibility (dynWEV) model, an extension …

Response time and accuracy are fundamental measures of behavioral science, but
discerning participants' underlying abilities can be masked by speed–accuracy trade-offs …

Highlights•We undertake a review of collective animal behaviour using Tinbergen's four
questions.•We thus identify a lack of optimality theory in collective animal behaviour.•We …

Continuous-outcome decisions, in which responses are made on continuous scales, are
increasingly used to study perception and memory for stimulus attributes like color …

In our daily lives, we make a wide variety of decisions. One major distinction that has been
made is between perceptual decisions and value-based (economic) decisions. We argue …

Abstract Evaluation often involves integrating multiple determinants of value, such as the
different possible outcomes in risky choice. A brain region can be placed either before or …

Background Previous research has reported or predicted, on the basis of theoretical and
computational work, magnitude sensitive reaction times. Magnitude sensitivity can arise (1) …

The dynamics of decision-making have been widely studied over the past several decades
through the lens of an overarching theory called sequential sampling theory (SST). Within …