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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Top-Down Attentional Processing in Decision-Making: From Choices Biases to Computational Mechanisms

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Experimental Psychology

The symposium examines the critical role of top-down and attentional processes in accounting for a variety of puzzling choices phenomena (from decoy-effects to risk and confirmation-biases), which appear in a variety of decision domains. The talks explore the mediating processes and mechanisms (information-search, value-integration, inhibition) and their adaptive value.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Marius UsherChair
    Tel-Aviv University
  • Andreas GlöcknerCoChair
    University of Cologne
  • Marius UsherDiscussant
    Tel Aviv University

Presentations

  1. Selective-Integration: Goal-Dependent Information Filtering Accounts for Risk-Biases, Decoy-Effects and Violations of TransitivityKonstantinos Tsetsos, Moshe Glickman
  2. The Associative Activation of Attributes in Multi-Attribute DecisionsSudeep Bhatia
  3. The Integrated Model for Coherence-Based Decision Making and SearchAndreas Glöckner
  4. Beyond Bottom-up: Choices Bias Subsequent Evidence AccumulationTobias Donner