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How Long Should That Take? Reading Minds in Real Time from Decision Speed
Human decision making is richly structured: choices reflect not only what option is selected, but how efficiently evidence is evaluated and conflict is resolved. Do observers represent this structure in others’ minds? We investigate how adults use others’ decision time to infer both properties of th
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