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This project explores the neural mechanisms behind human decision-making processes, particularly how sensory information is integrated over time. By studying brain signals related to perception and action, it aims to understand the impact of aging on decision-making accuracy and confidence.
How do we make reliable decisions given sensory information that is often weak or ambiguous?
Current theories center on a brain mechanism whereby sensory evidence is integrated over time into a “decision variable” which triggers the appropriate action upon reaching a criterion.
Neural signals fitting this role have been identified in monkey electrophysiology but efforts to study the neural dynamics underpinning human decision making have been hampered by technical challenges associated with non-…
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