Saturday, 11:10am – 1:15pm

Decision making often relies on social information, like observed behaviors or explicit advice. This session examines results of modeling and neuroimaging experiments that shed light on how social information influences different stages of the decision making process, such as the integration of social and first hand information or the evaluation of decision outcomes.

Speakers:

• Kevin Laland:
  Animal social learning
• Guido Biele:
  The neural basis of following advice
• Daniel Campbell-Meiklejohn:
  Social influence on value in the human brain
  

Responsible Scientists for this panel: Guido Biele, Dar Meshi, Christoph Korn