Volition in prospective Memory: Evidence against differences between free and fixed target events

Volition is the extent to which actions are generated as a result of internal states in contrast responses external conditions or dictated by events. Delayed intentions about future action stored prospective memory until intended has be formed at later point time. It unknown how voluntary choice affects memory. We compared difference between freely chosen and fixed targets on reaction times task performance ongoing for target stimuli task. The time was modelled using Bayesian hierarchical drift–diffusion model. analysis showed no differences self-chosen cues responses. suggests that volition choosing cue act upon given does not make performance.