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Aug 2026
Low-dimensional factorized neural computations underlie risk-adaptive choices
Real-world decision-making rarely occurs with perfect information. Instead, individuals must constantly weigh potential rewards against the probability of adverse outcomes.1 Failures of this process can lead to maladaptive decisions associated with reduced lifetime success, and numerous psychiatric disorders such as ga...
T. Price, A. Liu, Rhiannon L. Cowan et al.
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