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Reward motivation increases univariate activity but has limited effect on coding of task-relevant information across the frontoparietal cortex

2019-04-16

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Selection and integration of information based on current goals is fundamental for goal-directed behavior. Reward motivation has been shown to improve behavioral performance, yet the neural mechanisms that link motivation and control processes, and in particular its effect on context-dependent information processing, remain unclear. We used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in 24 human volunteers (13 fe...

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8357b364-a274-53b0-9175-3a914089b782
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10.1101/609537
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