Enhancing Ecological Validity in Habit Research via Naturalistic Methods

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<p>The motivational control of action refers to the idea that actions are motivated by desired outcomes (goals) or triggered by antecedent cues (habit), governing how we adaptively execute value calculations to navigate our environment. Most research on habits has relied on well-controlled laboratory settings that parse the sensitivity of an instrumental response based on changes in reinforcer value. While signifi...

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• Cognition
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ac0c32b7-7ed7-5b57-bc6c-9497be46482e

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10.31234/osf.io/3pfke_v1