“…Still, such investigation requires participants who are involved in the actual field of application and not convenience samples, as called by Cesario. Besides, mouse-tracking-based paradigms, anchored in dynamical systems theory (which has nurtured many real-life applications spanning from physics to cognitive science, Krpan, 2017) represent a user-friendly tool (Rivollier, Quinton, Gonthier, & Smeding, 2020) that allows understanding (a) continuity and (nonlinear) competition in decision-making (beyond discrete judgments) and (b) the influence of social category triggers specifically when people are ambiguous on a relevant realworld characteristic .…”