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Metabolic state and energy reserves jointly regulate adaptive behavioural control

2026-03-23

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Animals continuously adapt their behaviour to changing physiological needs through flexible regulation of behavioural control. However, how the energetic state shapes the distinct components of this adaptive control in humans remains poorly understood. Here, we tested how fasting-induced energy deficits and stored energy reserves jointly regulate inhibitory control and incentive motivation in healthy participants....

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10.64898/2026.03.22.713499
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