Introduction: A Journey Through the Labyrinth of Human Behavior Picture this: You enter a room filled with a myriad of objects and faces, some of which you feel inexplicably drawn to, while others seem to push you away. What if there were a pattern to these instinctive reactions, a secret code that governs why we […]
Tag: Neuroeconomics
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 […]