Raymundo Báez-Mendoza

This study shows that egocentric belief attribution supports adaptive decision-making in complex social interactions by enabling strategic alternation in group decision-making tasks.

This study shows primate amygdala neurons dynamically integrate reward probability and magnitude into value and risk signals through sequential coding.

The paper shows that in dyadic settings, humans show higher perceptual confidence without improved accuracy, with less competent individuals benefiting from social convergence.