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The developmental trajectories of generalization and discrimination in reinforcement learning reflect multiple underlying cognitive processes

2024-11-21

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<p>A hallmark of human intelligence is the ability to appropriately generalize past experiences to new scenarios. Organizing concepts into categories allows the brain to generalize learned stimulus-reward contingencies to new stimuli within the same category. However, when category membership does not fully predict associated rewards, the brain needs to balance generalizing values within categories and discriminat...

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61da2be6-cb15-539c-bd02-1ce483c1d9e7
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10.31234/osf.io/kvu7c
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