Tag: Decision-Making

A decision-making study of 520 adults found no overall difference in reduced successor-representation use between high- and low-risk drinkers, while ...

A controlled visual-search study found that environmental volatility was associated with slower, more cautious responses and fewer errors, rather than ...

A cross-sectional survey of 299 adult patients at two Namibian public health facilities found widespread dissatisfaction with nursing care, with ...

A qualitative study of 15 Japanese mothers found that HPV vaccination decisions involved recurring emotional conflict and that information and ...

A multicenter cross-sectional study of 407 adults at eight Makkah primary healthcare centers found that greater perceived shared decision-making was ...

A cross-sectional study of 480 Thai older-adult and carer pairs found broad support for advance care planning but only slight-to-moderate ...

When a critically ill patient develops a bloodstream infection caused by carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae, the clock starts immediately. This bacterium, ...

For a pregnant woman newly diagnosed with gestational diabetes, every meal, glucose test, and clinic visit becomes a decision point. ...

A study of 90,807 women across 21 sub-Saharan African countries finds that rejecting violence-justifying norms and greater social independence are ...

Adding biologically grounded inhibitory connections to a spiking neural network model of decision making improved its ability to predict human ...

A new iScience study of 528 participants reveals that offensive success in human conflict depends on strategic unpredictability, while defensive ...

A new hierarchical reinforcement learning framework pairing DDQN and DDPG cuts collision rates by more than half and reduces passenger ...

Infant massage is one of humanity's oldest caregiving rituals, and in many cultures it comes with a bottle of oil ...

A Dutch team used group model building to map 48 interconnected factors that shape whether people with intellectual disabilities complete ...

A motion-capture study of rock-paper-scissors shows that in fast-paced competition, contextual inference based on reinforcement learning outperforms reading an opponent's ...

A Swedish qualitative study identifies five contextual conditions, from invisible quality differences to care continuity, that explain why patients rarely ...

A new PLOS Computational Biology study shows that people distort explicit reliability labels when making decisions, letting even sources flagged ...

By jointly modeling response times alongside choices, researchers disentangled working memory, cognitive control and reinforcement learning, and uncovered schizophrenia deficits ...

A new computational study shows that humans adapt to threatening decision environments by reweighting reward and threat information and aligning ...

A new re-analysis and replication study in Nature Communications argues that the famous 'Angry Blueberries' experiment did not demonstrate an ...