When people observe others making decisions, they often end up making better decisions themselves. Read More
The ratio of GABA and glutamate affect long and short-term strategic decision-making in a different manner. Read More
A newly developed system allowed researchers to visualize, in real-time, how the brain embarks on the decision making process. Read More
Hexxed, a new mobile game, is helping researchers find out how humans use strategies to solve problems, and how that differs from AI problem-solving abilities. Read More
During decision-making tasks, activation of two brain areas in rhesus macaques mirrors the same regions as in humans. The findings shed light on the neurobiological basis of cooperation and social interactions during decision-making tasks. Read More
Study concludes one reason we may make unwise decisions is our preference for a positive outcome. Read More
Neurons in the orbitofrontal cortex play a critical role in encoding subjective values. Activation of these neurons leads directly to the choice of one option over another. Read More
How the brain represents and codes a pleasant outcome can have an impact on decision making. Read More
Researchers say during group problem-solving tasks, components of the "social brain" are co-activated, but they do not increase their coupling during cooperation as would be suggested by a holistic network. Read More
People make automatic and efficient decisions when learning to avoid others. When learning to avoid harming themselves, people make become more deliberative. The study also found people were more willing to repeat decisions that were previously harmful to themselves if they believed better results would occur in the future. Read More
Researchers have identified a novel neural network in fruit flies that converts external stimuli of varying intensity into decisions about whether to act. Read More
Researchers recorded alterations in levels of both dopamine and serotonin in the brain when people perform perception and decision making based tasks. Read More
