Multiple comparative studies demonstrate that non-human animals, such as primates and rodents, engage in probabilistic decision-making and exhibit choice behaviors under uncertainty that closely mirror human patterns.
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Deciphering Decision Making: Variation in Animal Models of Effort- and Uncertainty-Based Choice Reveals Distinct Neural Circuitries Underlying Core Cognitive Processes
2016 · cited by 97
Paper 0 discusses behavioral paradigms designed for non-human laboratory animals to test decision-making under uncertainty.
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Variation in primate decision-making under uncertainty and the roots of human economic behaviour
2021 · cited by 43
Paper 1 reviews comparative research on decision-making under risk and uncertainty across non-human primates to evaluate behavioral mechanisms.
Modelling decision-making under uncertainty: A direct comparison study between human and mouse gambling data.
2019 · cited by 17
Paper 3 directly compares decision-making performance under probabilistic reward contingencies between humans and mice, showing closely matching patterns.
Modeling decision-making under uncertainty: a direct comparison study between human and mouse gambling data
2019 · cited by 2
Paper 4 confirms similar physiological decision-making performances and probabilistic choice behaviors between mice and humans.