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Irrational decisions reflect robustness constraints on value computations implemented by orbitofrontal circuits

2025-07-15

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Making good decisions is essential for survival and success, yet humans and animals often exhibit perplexing irrational decision-making whose biological origin remains poorly understood. Recent empirical and computational work suggests that altered computations in perceptual, motor and memory systems in the brain may arise from informational, metabolic or robustness constraints on their internal connectivity struc...

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Literature Corpus work: db000f00-bf84-591d-af7c-d1ebd0526194
DOI: 10.1101/2025.07.10.664081

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