Exploring the roles of conflicting social values & scientific uncertainty in environmental decision-making
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Why people may change their mind without new information?!
"The observation that motion energy supports both the initial and final choices provides evidence against two main alternatives to post-initiation processing: (1) change of decision based on recall and/or reconsideration of evidence acquired before initiation18, and (2) correction of an initial motor error perhaps due to confusion about the stimulus–response mapping12. The analysis instead supports a non-decision time in which information from the stimulus arrives too late to affect an initial decision but is present to refine it after the brain has committed to a particular response and action(Nature)."
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