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Neural mechanisms underlying contextual dependency of subjective values: converging evidence from monkeys and humansAbitbol et al., 2015
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- Abitbol R
- Lebreton M
- Hollard G
- Richmond B
- Bouret S
- Pessiglione M
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- Journal of Neuroscience
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A major challenge for decision theory is to account for the instability of expressed preferences across time and context. Such variability could arise from specific properties of the brain system used to assign subjective values. Growing evidence has identified the …
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