Bharath Chandra Talluri

The paper shows that decoupling perceptual choices from motor responses reduces choice-history effects in non-human primates.

The paper shows that brain activity in the parietal cortex encodes evidence consistently with prior choices, leading to confirmation bias in decision-making.

The paper investigates whether spontaneous body movements drive activity in primate visual cortex and finds that such activity is largely explained by retinal image changes caused by movements.

This study shows that making choices during a prolonged evidence stream alters how evidence is weighted over time, leading to confirmation bias.