<p><b>(A)</b> Firing rate of 1 example neuron significantly modulated by the expected value of the first offer both when it was being presented (multiple linear regression: β = 0.041, <i>p</i> = 0.011) and when it was remembered (β = 0.051, <i>p</i> = 0.0097). <b>(B)</b> Example dACC neuron activity, significantly modulated by the value of the second offer while it was being presented (β = 0.046, <i>p</i> = 0.0061). <b>(C)</b> Percentage of neurons significantly tuned to the value of the first (red) and second (blue) offers through the course of the trial, using a multiple linear regression with a sliding 500-ms window. <i>Data used to generate these plots can be found at <a href="https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.h52f8" target="_blank">https:/...
<p>a) An example of the firing rate of a single dopamine neuron during forced trials, based on data ...
<p>(A) Population histograms of BS (red curves) and NS (blue curves) R-neurons identified in the cue...
<p>A, Percentages of neurons that showed significant main effect of schedule level and reward amount...
<p><b>A.</b> Average responses of an example neuron (+/- 1 SEM in firing rate), separated by binned ...
<p><b>A.</b> Average responses of an example neuron (+/- 1 SEM in firing rate), separated by binned ...
<p><b>A.</b> Magnetic resonance image of monkey B. Recordings were made in the nucleus accumbens reg...
<p>Percentage of neurons whose responses in the first trials were larger than those in intermediate ...
The plasticity rules do not fix the firing rate of neurons, instead firing rates vary in response to...
<p><b>A.</b> Average responses (+/- 1 SEM in spks/s) of an example neuron to task events, separated ...
<p><b>(A, B)</b> Example neurons from PMd and M1 showing reward modulation that persisted after cont...
<p>Each graph plots spikes per second as a function of time in milliseconds and each line represents...
A. Responses of the ‘Down’ output neurons during a trial with input sensory cue as ‘Up’ or ‘Down’, f...
(A) Firing rates for two sample caudate neurons (#1 and #2) aligned on the joystick release. The upp...
<p>A, Left, action potential waveform and distribution of interspike intervals of representative neu...
<div><p>(A) Brain areas correlating with expected reward value in both the avoidance and reward tria...
<p>a) An example of the firing rate of a single dopamine neuron during forced trials, based on data ...
<p>(A) Population histograms of BS (red curves) and NS (blue curves) R-neurons identified in the cue...
<p>A, Percentages of neurons that showed significant main effect of schedule level and reward amount...
<p><b>A.</b> Average responses of an example neuron (+/- 1 SEM in firing rate), separated by binned ...
<p><b>A.</b> Average responses of an example neuron (+/- 1 SEM in firing rate), separated by binned ...
<p><b>A.</b> Magnetic resonance image of monkey B. Recordings were made in the nucleus accumbens reg...
<p>Percentage of neurons whose responses in the first trials were larger than those in intermediate ...
The plasticity rules do not fix the firing rate of neurons, instead firing rates vary in response to...
<p><b>A.</b> Average responses (+/- 1 SEM in spks/s) of an example neuron to task events, separated ...
<p><b>(A, B)</b> Example neurons from PMd and M1 showing reward modulation that persisted after cont...
<p>Each graph plots spikes per second as a function of time in milliseconds and each line represents...
A. Responses of the ‘Down’ output neurons during a trial with input sensory cue as ‘Up’ or ‘Down’, f...
(A) Firing rates for two sample caudate neurons (#1 and #2) aligned on the joystick release. The upp...
<p>A, Left, action potential waveform and distribution of interspike intervals of representative neu...
<div><p>(A) Brain areas correlating with expected reward value in both the avoidance and reward tria...
<p>a) An example of the firing rate of a single dopamine neuron during forced trials, based on data ...
<p>(A) Population histograms of BS (red curves) and NS (blue curves) R-neurons identified in the cue...
<p>A, Percentages of neurons that showed significant main effect of schedule level and reward amount...