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Graded decisions in the human brain

Medicine and Health

Graded decisions in the human brain

T. Xie, M. Adamek, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Tao Xie and colleagues explores the dynamics of human decision-making through real-time recording of intracranial neural signals. The research reveals that decisions are graded rather than absolute, with neural activity in the parietal cortex reflecting the gradual accumulation of evidence without a fixed endpoint. Discover the implications of these findings for understanding flexible choice behavior!

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