What we experience when making a decision may be very different from what actually happens inside the brain, according to Indiana University Professor Tom James.
For decades, both scientific theories and everyday intuition have tended to describe decision-making as a sequence. First we perceive something, then we think about it and make a choice, and finally we act. Each step is often assumed to correspond to a distinct brain function, moving from sensory proc...

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