Symposium on Biology of Decision-Making

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Session IV - Chair: Sébastien Bouret - Topic: Compared cognition across primate species

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Aldo Genovesio
Neural correlates of social interaction in the frontal Pole of macaque monkeys

›13:20 (20min)

Koki Mimura
Unsupervised temporal segmentation of marmoset goal-directed behavior

›13:40 (20min)

Charlotte Canteloup
From whom to learn? Social learning biases in wild monkeys

›14:00 (20min)

Cécile Garcia
From food to sex in primate societies: trade-offs and balancing decisions

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Karline Janmaat
What chimpanzees do not do or fail to find: An observational approach for studying primate cognition in the wild

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Discussion

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Break

› Hopin poster session

›15:20 (1h40)

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Andrew Heathcote
A Foundation for Mutual Benefits: Simple and Powerful Cognitive Decision Models

›15:40 (20min)

Russell Boag + Steven Miletić
A new model of decision process in instrumental learning

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Vanessa Scholz
Too much, too little or just right? Motivational biases, cognitive control and psychopathology

›16:20 (20min)

Laurence Hunt
Neural mechanisms of flexible timescales of sensory evidence integration in dynamic environments

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Discussion