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Systematic comparison of risky choices in humans and monkeys

2023-02-08

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The past decades have seen tremendous progress in fundamental studies on economic choice in humans. However, elucidation of the underlying neuronal processes requires invasive neurophysiological studies that are met with difficulties in humans. Monkeys as evolutionary closest relatives offer a solution. The animals display sophisticated and well-controllable behavior that allows to implement key constructs of prov...

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Literature Corpus work: c0bf4404-4ca2-57d9-81b9-15d6601b2266
DOI: 10.1101/2023.02.07.527517

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