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From Sampling to Stopping: The P300 ERP component and beta power contribute to reward-related decision commitments
Optimal stopping problems provide a framework for studying decision-making under uncertainty, balancing the trade-off between information sampling and decision commitment. We investigated deviations from normative strategies in human decision-making and examined the neural mechanisms underlying deci
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