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Temporal Integration, Decision Thresholds, and the Metaphysics of Choice: Neural, Cognitive, and Philosophical Foundations of Speed–Accuracy Tradeoffs in Perceptual Decision Making

Aarav Müller (Author) ¹

Pages: 1-5 || Published: 2026-01-01

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  The relationship between neural mechanisms of decision making and longstanding philosophical debates concerning agency, free will, probability, and rationality has emerged as one of the most intellectually fertile areas of contemporary cognitive neuroscience. At the center of this interdisciplinary convergence lies the problem of how biologic... More >

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The Interdisciplinary Convergence of Neuroeconomics, Neuroethics, and Neurophilosophy: A Critical Analysis of Reductive Explanations in the Social Sciences

Lars Sørensen (Author) ¹

Pages: 6-10 || Published: 2026-01-09

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  This research article investigates the burgeoning intersection of neuroscience with traditional social science disciplines, specifically focusing on the emergence of neuroeconomics and neuroethics. As advancements in neuroimaging and molecular biology provide deeper insights into the biological substrates of human behavior, a foundational ten... More >