Veit Stuphorn

The paper shows that pre-choice EEG signals predict yielding to temptation in a reward choice task, indicating neural biases toward self-defeating choices before decision-making.

The paper investigates how attention influences multi-attribute decision-making in monkeys by analyzing neural activity in the pre-supplementary motor area.

This study investigates decision-making under uncertainty by measuring overt attention and comparing models to predict choices in simple and complex tasks.

The paper develops a mood model to predict human happiness during a gambling task and finds similar mood-related neural activity in monkey anterior insular cortex.

The paper identifies neurons in the Supplementary Eye Field that encode proactive self-control signals independent of cost-benefit estimation in monkeys.

This study shows that primate anterior insular cortex encodes economic decision variables as described by Prospect Theory, including reference points and asymmetric value functions.

This study investigates the role of the supplementary eye field (SEF) in risky oculomotor decisions by inactivating SEF and observing changes in risk preference.