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Early contingency information enhances human punishment sensitivity when punishment is frequent but not rare

2025-03-26

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<p>Individuals differ in sensitivity to the adverse consequences of their actions. We have shown that these differences can be linked to differences in correctly learning causal relationships between actions and their negative consequences. To further assess this, here we used a conditioned punishment task in 195 participants. Explicit punishment contingency information was provided before or after participants ha...

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Literature Corpus work: 363f9d92-756d-5000-99fa-ce7d92ead008
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/s3vg8_v1

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