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Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science

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Linking neurophysiological measures to fundamental behavioral constructs will both improve our understanding of the neuroscience of decision making and yield insight into practical implications in real world environments —e.g. interactions between decision-making and arousal which can result in pilot induced oscillations leading to crashes (from Faller et al, PNAS 2019)

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