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Hunger improves reinforcement-driven but not planned action

2021-03-25

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Human decisions can be reflexive or planned, being governed respectively by model-free and model-based learning systems. These two systems might differ in their responsiveness to our needs. Hunger drives us to specifically seek food rewards, but here we ask whether it might have more general effects on these two decision systems. On one hand, the model-based system is often considered flexible and context-sensitiv...

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DOI: 10.1101/2021.03.24.436435

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