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What lesion studies have taught us about frontal lobe contributions to decision-making

2025-04-14

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<p>As a relatively new field within cognitive neuroscience, neuroeconomics has tackled the general goal of defining the relevant component processes underlying evaluation, value-based decision-making, and related aspects of motivated (“economic”) behavior, and determining the brain mechanisms that underlie those processes. Studies of humans with acquired focal brain injury contribute evidence about the causal cont...

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