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Abstract choice representations during stable choice-response associations

2024-10-18

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Perceptual decisions have long been framed in terms of the actions used to report a choice. Accordingly, studies of perceptual decision-making have historically relied on tasks with fixed choice-response mappings, in which choice and motor response are inextricably linked. Although several studies have since dissociated choice and response, they have typically involved dynamic switching of the choice-response mapp...

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00fae916-5535-5c84-8d12-e7a2be26ce8b
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10.1101/2024.10.17.618830
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