<p><b>A.</b> Average responses of an example neuron (+/- 1 SEM in firing rate), separated by binned expected value of the chosen offer. This neuron showed higher firing rates when the value of the eventually chosen offer was greater than average (blue), and lower firing when the chosen offer value was lower than average (red) starting in epoch 1 (knowing offer 1 gives the monkey partial information as to his eventual chosen offer) and extending into epochs 2 and 3. <b>B.</b> Plot of proportion of neurons that show a significant correlation between firing rates and the value of the chosen (VS: dark blue line; vmPFC: light blue line) and unchosen (VS: dark red line; vmPFC: light red line) offers (500 ms sliding boxcar). Note that each point o...
<p><b>(A, B)</b> Example neurons from PMd and M1 showing reward modulation that persisted after cont...
<p>Left: Monkey M (all significantly informative neurons for first reward versus repetitions). Right...
Economic choices between goods entail the computation and comparison of subjective values. Previous ...
<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><b>A.</b> Average responses (+/- 1 SEM in spks/s) of an example neuron to task events, separated ...
<p>Percentage of neurons whose responses in the first trials were larger than those in intermediate ...
<p><b>(A)</b> Firing rate of 1 example neuron significantly modulated by the expected value of the f...
(a) Firing rate distribution across putative single neurons during stimulus epoch. (b) Distribution ...
<p>Proportions of neurons in ventral striatum and ventromedial prefrontal cortex significantly encod...
<p>A, Percentages of neurons that showed significant main effect of schedule level and reward amount...
<p>Each graph plots spikes per second as a function of time in milliseconds and each line represents...
<p>Proportions of neurons showing significant correlations (<i>p</i> < 0.01, t test) with variables ...
(a) Firing rate distribution of single units recorded in visually independent decision task. (b) Dis...
(a) Design of linear encoding model. Trial divided into 5 epochs, as marked. Linear model was fit us...
<p><b>(A, B)</b> Example neurons from PMd and M1 showing reward modulation that persisted after cont...
<p>Left: Monkey M (all significantly informative neurons for first reward versus repetitions). Right...
Economic choices between goods entail the computation and comparison of subjective values. Previous ...
<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><b>A.</b> Average responses (+/- 1 SEM in spks/s) of an example neuron to task events, separated ...
<p>Percentage of neurons whose responses in the first trials were larger than those in intermediate ...
<p><b>(A)</b> Firing rate of 1 example neuron significantly modulated by the expected value of the f...
(a) Firing rate distribution across putative single neurons during stimulus epoch. (b) Distribution ...
<p>Proportions of neurons in ventral striatum and ventromedial prefrontal cortex significantly encod...
<p>A, Percentages of neurons that showed significant main effect of schedule level and reward amount...
<p>Each graph plots spikes per second as a function of time in milliseconds and each line represents...
<p>Proportions of neurons showing significant correlations (<i>p</i> < 0.01, t test) with variables ...
(a) Firing rate distribution of single units recorded in visually independent decision task. (b) Dis...
(a) Design of linear encoding model. Trial divided into 5 epochs, as marked. Linear model was fit us...
<p><b>(A, B)</b> Example neurons from PMd and M1 showing reward modulation that persisted after cont...
<p>Left: Monkey M (all significantly informative neurons for first reward versus repetitions). Right...
Economic choices between goods entail the computation and comparison of subjective values. Previous ...