In four studies, we examined people's strategies when deciding between multiple routes of
equivalent length in way‐finding tasks. The results reveal the important role of continuing …

Which motor actions are preferred to replace an initially planned but momentary not
executable action? Previous research (Khan, Mourton, Buckolz, Adams, & Hayes, 2010 …

Growing evidence suggests that humans and other animals assign value to a stimulus
based not only on its inherent rewarding properties, but also on the costs of the action …

Although it is well established that action contexts can expand the perceived durations of
action-related events, whether action contexts also impact the subjective duration of events …

Humans have volition through which they act upon and change the external environment. As
an exercise of volition, making a voluntary choice facilitates subsequent behavioral …

A seminal experiment found that the reported time of a decision to perform a simple action
was at least 300 ms after the onset of brain activity that normally preceded the action. In …

Humans, as with other animals, decide between courses of action based on the evaluation
of the relative worth of expected outcomes. How outcome magnitude interacts with temporal …

In the temporal bisection task, participants classify experienced stimulus durations as short
or long based on their temporal similarity to previously learned reference durations …

One hundred fifty-one children and 43 adults judged which of 2 cartoon birds would be the
first to arrive at a common finish line. Objects moved unidirectionally along parallel …

Several studies have shown that humans exhibit an intimate knowledge of prospective
motor actions when imagining and planning movements. To probe this knowledge, we used …