Amélie J. Reynaud

This study examines how decision and action outcomes influence subsequent decision and action behaviors in humans, finding that they are coordinated rather than independent.

This study investigates how movement time and energy costs influence perceptual decision-making and action initiation in humans, finding mixed effects on reaction times and decision durations.

This study investigates how atomoxetine affects attentional orienting during free viewing of natural images in rhesus monkeys, showing it modulates the impact of visual salience based on image content.

This study shows that movement difficulty affects decision speed and accuracy, contradicting the idea that decision and movement vigor are controlled by a single shared signal.

This study investigates how norepinephrine affects attentional orienting in monkeys using a saccadic cued task, finding improved reaction times in predictive contexts.