Veldon-James Laurie

This study compares persistence in decision-making across mice, monkeys, and humans in a dynamic task, finding that primates outlast mice in exploitation strategies.

This paper introduces a foraging-theory-based model that better captures human behavioral diversity in sequential decision-making compared to traditional value-comparison models.

This study shows humans use compare-to-threshold computations in decision-making tasks, outperforming traditional reinforcement learning models.