Brain-behavior relationships in the perceptual decision-making process through cognitive processing stages

Perceptual decision making – the process of detecting and categorizing information has been studied extensively over last two decades. In this study, we aim to bridge gap between neural behavioral representations perceptual decision-making process. The characterization was investigated by evaluating duration signature processing stages. We further evaluated stages at level estimating drift rate non-decision time parameters. asked whether characterizations provided consistent results under different stimulus coherency levels spatial attention. Our statistical analysis revealed that, both representational levels, affected more factor. found that among stages, stage had highest role in performance Such shorter higher lead faster decision-making. Through our results, have shown components these were significantly associated. Moreover, gave about regions contributed overall demonstrate uncovering cognitive insights into • is a information. Different are needed accomplish brain. Uncovering Neural similar manner levels.