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Risk-Promoting Effects of Reward-Paired Cues in Human Sign- and Goal-Trackers

2021-12-29

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<p>Animal research suggests trait-like individual variation in the degree of incentive salience attribution to reward-predictive cues, defined phenotypically as sign-tracking (high) and goal-tracking (low incentive salience attribution). While these phenotypes have been linked to addiction features in rodents, their translational validity is less clear. Here, we examined whether sign- and goal-tracking in healthy...

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10.31234/osf.io/rxbpw
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