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Choice difficulty modulates the impacts of choice-irrelevant option on decision consistency

Hwang, Minho , Chung, Dongil

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-05-20 View35
Exploring the impacts of implicit context association and arithmetic booster in impulsivity reduction File File

Hwang, Minho , Kim, Sung-Phil , Chung, Dongil

Article Issue Date2022-09 View111
Neural mechanisms underlying value normalization adaptive to changes in choice-relevant information

Hwang, Minho , Chung, Dongil

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-10-17 View37
Online home appliance control using EEG-Based brain-computer interfaces File File

Kim, Minju , Kim, Min-Ki , Hwang, Minho , Kim, Hyun-Young , Cho, Jeongho , Kim, Sung-Phil

Article Issue Date2019-09 View75
Persistent impacts of smoking on resting-state EEG in male chronic smokers and past-smokers with 20 years of abstinence File File

Lee, Hyeji , Jeon, Yoonji , Yoo, Cheolin , Seon, HeeYoung , Park, Jiwon , Hwang, Minho , Baek, Kwangyeol , Chung, Dongil

Article Issue Date2023-03 View71
Two-step value normalization accounts for the impacts of choice-unavailability on decision processes: an eye-tracking study

Hwang, Minho , Chung, Dongil

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-09-07 View40
Two-step value normalization explains process of re-estimation of option triggered by sold-out event

Hwang, Minho , Chung, Dongil

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-06-24 View46
두 단계 가치 정규화 모델과 선택옵션 매진이 야기하는 비합리적 의사결정

Hwang, Minho , Chung, Dongil

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-02-16 View23
선택과 독립적인 정보가 의사결정과정에 미치는 영향에 대한 연구

Hwang, Minho , Chung, Dongil

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-02-01 View53
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