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Reduced Successor Representation Potentially Interferes with Cessation of Habitual Reward-Seeking

2020-09-15

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Difficulty in cessation of drinking, smoking, or gambling has been widely recognized. Conventional theories proposed relative dominance of habitual over goal-directed control, but human studies have not convincingly supported them. Referring to the recently suggested “successor representation” of states that enables partially goal-directed control, we propose a dopamine-related mechanism potentially underlying the...

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Literature Corpus work: 2d2de720-489e-511c-b17e-e6d43d5ff4e9
DOI: 10.1101/2020.09.15.297655

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