From neuronal to psychological noise – Long-range temporal correlations in EEG intrinsic activity reduce noise in internally-guided decision making

Volume: 201, Pages: 116015 - 116015
Published: Nov 1, 2019
Abstract
Our personal internal preferences while making decisions are usually consistent. Recent psychological studies, however, show observable variability of internal criteria occurs by random noise. The neural correlates of said random noise - an instance of ‘psychological noise’ – yet remain unclear. Combining simulation, behavioral, and neural approaches, our study investigated the psychological and neural correlates of such random noise in our...
Paper Details
Title
From neuronal to psychological noise – Long-range temporal correlations in EEG intrinsic activity reduce noise in internally-guided decision making
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
201
Pages
116015 - 116015
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