Decision-making experiments under a philosophical analysis

Decision-making is a complex subject in neuroscience. In the last years, considerable advances were achieved in different fields ranging from modulatory neurotransmitters to functional imaging, from neuroeconomics to neuroethics. Our research topic envisages a critical view on the state-of-theart of decision neuroscience by means of foudational and methodological approaches to practical and empirical science. Accordingly, we exhorted contributions that deeply analyze neuroscientific experiments in both technical and philosophical ways aiming a broader understanding of the relevance, scope and limitations of decision-making experiments. Moreover, we encouraged epistemological reflections about the necessary neural mechanisms to decision-making.
[Lausanne, Switzerland: 2015]

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