“…This view not only bridges decision-making with active informationsampling (Boldt, Blundell, & De Martino, 2019;Cohen, McClure, & Yu, 2007;Gottlieb, 2018;Gottlieb, Cohanpour, Li, Singletary, & Zabeh, 2020;Gottlieb & Oudeyer, 2018;Hunt et al, 2018;Hunt, Rutledge, Malalasekera, Kennerley, & Dolan, 2016;Kaanders, Nili, O'Reilly, & Hunt, 2020), extended behaviors (Callaway, van Opheusden, et al, 2021;Holroyd & Yeung, 2012), and learning (Behrens, Woolrich, Walton, & Rushworth, 2007;Frömer et al, 2020;Nassar et al, 2012;O'Reilly, 2013), it also renders decision-making fundamentally a control problem. A group of recently proposed process models puts information search -rather than value comparison -at the core of the decision process (Callaway, Rangel, & Griffiths, 2021;Jang, Sharma, & Drugowitsch, 2021). These authors address the question how information should be sampled through gaze based on what the decision-maker knows, and doesn't know, at a given point in time.…”