Whereas many laboratory-studied decisions involve a highly trained animal identifying an

Whereas many laboratory-studied decisions involve a highly trained animal identifying an ambiguous stimulus, many naturalistic decisions do not. a much more precipitous coherent jump. This jump in choice-related firing resembled a step function more than it did the output of a standard (ramping) decision-making model, and provided a robust prediction of decision latency in single… Continue reading Whereas many laboratory-studied decisions involve a highly trained animal identifying an