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A pupillary index of susceptibility to decision biases

2018-01-15

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Under what conditions do humans systematically deviate from rational decision making? Here we show that pupillary indices of low neural gain are associated with strong and consistent biases across six different extensively-studied decision making tasks, whereas indices of high gain are associated with weak or absent biases. Lower susceptibility to biases, however, comes at the cost of indecisiveness, or alternativ...

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41509888-31c4-5ce6-bfab-e614276f85e2
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10.1101/247890
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