Abstract:In general, speed-accuracy tradeoff adjustments in decision-making have been studied separately from those in motor control. In the wild however, animals coordinate their decision and action, freely investing time in choosing versus moving given specific contexts. Recent behavioral studies support this view, indicating that humans can trade decision time for movement time to maximize their reward rate at the level of entire experimental sessions. Besides, it is established that choice outcomes largely impact s… Show more
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