Shih‐Wei Wu

The paper investigates how subjective value representations in the human orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) are influenced by past and present context during economic decision-making using sEEG data.

This paper investigates how people over- and underreact to regime shifts by analyzing brain activity during a controlled task, linking behavioral biases to distinct neural networks.

The paper investigates base-rate neglect in probabilistic inference, showing it arises from neural computations in the orbitofrontal and medial prefrontal cortices that weight information sources.

The paper investigates how context influences probability estimation and identifies brain regions involved in this process.

This study investigates how time pressure affects decision-making by comparing sensory integration and dynamic combination of sensory and reward information in humans.