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This project investigates how humans determine the urgency of making decisions, particularly in perceptual categorization tasks. Using brain imaging techniques, it aims to identify the neural circuits involved in decision-making processes and how these may differ in individuals prone to impulsive decisions.
A central question in the behavioural, cognitive and neural sciences is how humans choose between available alternatives (Does this patient have flu, or meningitis?
Should I go on holiday to Spain, or Scotland?).
However, much less attention has been devoted to the question of when an agent should decide.
Longer deliberation is more likely to lead to better decisions (because it allows greater accumulation of decision-relevant evidence) but it also incurs a cost (because it delays reinforcemen…
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