Neuroscientists Glimpse How The Brain Decides What To Believe

Tuesday, August 12, 2008 - 01:28 in Biology & Nature

Research by neuroscientists suggests that the estimation of confidence that underlies decisions may be the product of a very basic kind of information processing in the brain, shared widely across species and not strictly confined to those, like humans, that are self-aware.

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