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Choice history biases evidence accumulation: a cross-species comparison from humans to mice

2025-08-27

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Mice are increasingly used to study the neural circuit-level basis of behavior, often with the ultimate goal of extrapolating these insights to humans. To generalize insights about neural functioning across species, it is crucial to ensure correspondence in behavioral and cognitive strategy. We previously showed that human observers’ evidence accumulation is biased by previous choices ( Urai et al., 2019 ). To re...

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082dac96-bb23-5207-b20e-7ea25655af02
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10.1101/2025.08.22.671879
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