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Should I stay or should I go? Evidence accumulation drives decision making in human drivers

2020-07-07

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<p>Laboratory studies of abstract, highly controlled tasks point towards noisy evidence accumulation as a key mechanism governing decision making. Yet it is unclear whether the cognitive processes implicated in simple, isolated decisions in the lab are as paramount to decisions that are ingrained in more complex behaviors, such as driving. Here we aim to address the gap between modern cognitive models of decision...

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01bc26f8-8ccf-5a64-bb03-3f8a6ce36be3
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10.31234/osf.io/p8dxn
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