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Reactivation of single-episode pain patterns in the hippocampus and decision making

2020-05-31

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Aversive and rewarding experiences can exert a strong influence on subsequent behavior. While decisions are often supported by the value of single past episodes, most research has focused on the role of well-learned value associations. Recent studies have begun to investigate the influence of reward-associated episodes, but it is unclear if these results generalize to negative experiences such as pain. To investig...

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7fd02ba1-fe6b-5e43-9e24-d3eb993369de
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10.1101/2020.05.29.123893
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