This paper reviews studies on eye movements in decision making, and compares their
observations to theoretical predictions concerning the role of attention in decision making …

A growing recognition of the role of attention in decision-making has been driven by both the
technology of eye tracking and the development of models that explicitly incorporate …

We review research on eye movements in decision making and show that decision makers
are subject to several visual biases such as the size, salience, position, emotional valence …

Visual attention is a fundamental aspect of most everyday decisions, and governments and
companies spend vast resources competing for the attention of decision makers. In natural …

In the last years, research on risky choice has moved beyond analyzing choices only.
Models have been suggested that aim to describe the underlying cognitive processes and …

Decision makers attend more to preferred choice options and to the ultimately chosen
option, but does visual attention influence preferences and choice? Several theories …

Repeated decision making is subject to changes over time such as decreases in decision
time and information use and increases in decision accuracy. We show that a traditional …

This editorial introduces a special double issue that focuses on the use of eye movements in
behavioral decision making and consequently the use of eye-tracking methodologies in …

When making decisions, people tend to choose the option they have looked at more. An
unanswered question is how attention influences the choice process: whether it amplifies …

Over the past half century, research on human decision making has expanded from a purely
behaviorist approach that focuses on decision outcomes, to include a more cognitive …