Mental representations distinguish value-based decisions from perceptual decisions

In our daily lives, we make a wide variety of decisions. One major distinction that has been made is between perceptual decisions and value-based (economic) We argue this ill-defined, because these vary on multiple dimensions. present an alternative way to categorize decisions, based two dimensions: subjective versus objective criteria, evaluation stimulus representation. experimentally study the decision-making process (with eye-tracking) in each four resulting categories, using same set food images. Using combination individual-level group-level modeling, find surprisingly consistent patterns behavior across categories. However, stronger similarities differences representation