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Reward context sensitivity impairment following severe TBI: An event-related potential investigation

Larson et al., 2007

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1119057161893882120
Author
Larson M
Kelly K
Stigge-Kaufman D
Schmalfuss I
Perlstein W
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Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society

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Many rehabilitation protocols following traumatic brain injury (TBI) utilize reinforcement and reward to influence behavior and facilitate recovery; however, previous studies suggest survivors of severe TBI demonstrate impairments in contingency utilization and sensitivity …
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