One of the most exciting new developments in systems neuroscience is the progress being
made toward neurophysiological experiments that move beyond simplified laboratory …

Research on embodied decision-making only recently started to examine whether and how
concurrent actions influence value-based decisions. For instance, during walking humans …

Accurate interaction with the environment relies on the integration of external information
about the spatial layout of potential actions and knowledge of their costs and benefits …

In everyday life, action and decision-making often run in parallel. Action-based models
argue that action and decision-making strongly interact and, more specifically, that action …

The decision regarding which arm to use to perform a task reflects a complex process that
can be influenced by many factors, including effort requirements of acquiring the goal. In this …

When people act, they repeatedly have to make value-based decisions about the further
course of actions. For example, when driving on the highway, they must decide whether to …

Choosing among different options typically entails weighing their anticipated costs and
benefits. Previous research has predominantly focused on situations, where the costs and …

Real world search tasks often involve action on a target object once it has been located.
However, few studies have examined whether movement-related costs associated with …

We examined whether and how embodied decision biases—related to motor costs (MC) as
well as cognitive crosstalk (CC) due to the body state—are influenced by extended …

Real-world search behavior often involves limb movements, either during search or after
search. Here we investigated whether movement-related costs influence search behavior in …