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Accumulation of continuously time-varying sensory evidence constrains neural and behavioral responses in human collision threat detection

2020-10-11

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<p>Evidence accumulation models provide a dominant account of human decision-making, and have been particularly successful at explaining behavioral and neural data in laboratory paradigms using abstract, stationary stimuli. It has been proposed, but with limited in-depth investigation so far, that similar decision-making mechanisms are involved in tasks of a more embodied nature, such as movement and locomotion, b...

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110d5188-cd0b-5f29-8050-7291e19c5c28
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10.31234/osf.io/ca3h9
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