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A Hierarchical Attractor Network Model of perceptual versus intentional decision updates

Psychology

A Hierarchical Attractor Network Model of perceptual versus intentional decision updates

A. Löffler, A. Sylaidi, et al.

Discover how changes in decision-making interplay with perceptual evidence and motor costs in this intriguing study by Anne Löffler, Anastasia Sylaidi, Zafeirios Fountas, and Patrick Haggard. The research offers a groundbreaking model that reveals the dynamics of voluntary actions influenced by internal intentions and external factors.... show more
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