Study on the influence mechanism of perceived benefits on unsafe behavioral decision-making based on ERPs and EROs
Shu Zhang,
Qiyu Yang,
Cong Wei
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionPerceived benefits are considered one of the significant factors affecting an individual’s decision-making process. Our study aimed to explore the influence mechanism of perceived benefits in the decision-making process of unsafe behaviors.MethodsOur study used the “One Stimulus-Two Key Choice (S-K1/K2)” paradigm to conduct an EEG experiment. Participants (N = 18) made decisions in risky scenarios under high perceived benefits (HPB), low perceived benefits (LPB), and control conditions (CC). Time d… Show more
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