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Proximity and Expectancy Modulate Response Vigor After Reward Omission

2020-06-10

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<p>Both humans and some non-human animals tend to respond more vigorously after failing to obtain rewards. Such response invigoration becomes more pronounced when individuals have increased expectations of obtaining rewards during reward pursuit (expectancy), and when they perceive the eventual loss to be proximal to reward receipt (proximity). However, it was unclear whether proximity and expectancy may have dist...

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06f52483-28a3-5e1f-9cde-1e8c7823928d
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10.31234/osf.io/mn23x
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