Introduction Imagine walking through a bustling city for the first time, every turn introducing you to unfamiliar streets and sights. Your brain is working behind the scenes, processing the new information and weaving it into your memory. But how does your brain efficiently manage this complex task? A fascinating piece of the puzzle might be […]
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How Embracing Someone Else’s Stance Can Warp Your Sense of Time
Introduction Have you ever been so captivated by a story or a movie that time just seemed to fly by? Or perhaps during a tedious meeting, the seconds ticked away as if in slow motion? Our perception of time is something everyone experiences differently, often influenced by emotions, tasks, and even the postures we adopt. […]
Unveiling the Hidden Metrics of Sensorimotor Decisions: A Neuroeconomics Perspective**
Introduction – Context of the Study Making choices constitutes a fundamental aspect of human behavior, deeply intertwined with the cognitive processes governing our daily lives. Traditionally, utility functions have been a cornerstone of economics, offering a mathematical representation of individual preference and desirability across different outcomes. These utility functions are pivotal in predicting decision-making patterns […]