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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.

Human perceptual decisions may be graded rather than all-or-none. Intracranial recordings showed broadband gamma activity ramped up gradually and tracked accumulated decision evidence, never reaching a definite bound at choice—most prominently in parietal cortex—supporting an analog framework for flexible choice behavior. This research was conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag.... show more
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