<p>Each trial started with a fixation cross (500 msec), followed by a cue indicating the type of incentive at stake (1000 msec; cues indicate high-incentive trials), a set of stimulus words (2500 msec), a delay period (3500 msec), a probe word (500 msec), a second delay (2500 msec) and a feedback phase, based on performance on the trial (2000 msec). Total duration: 12.5 seconds.</p
<p>All elements of the trialsequence: an interval (10000 ms), first stimulus presentation (300 ms), ...
<p>Trial types are illustrated as a function of outcome valence (yellow for money trials and blue fo...
<p>Note: <b>A</b>. An offer in which the subject will receive 32 cents and the Red Cross donation wi...
<p>In each trial, participants saw 1 of 3 cues, indicating the amount of money to be won. After a de...
<p>A) Subjects begin by seeing a 1s fixation cue. B) 5s choice period in which subjects are presente...
<p>Response times for no-incentive trials (NO), low incentive trials (LOW) and high incentive trials...
<p>Schematic illustration of one trial of the monetary incentive delay (MID) task performed by subje...
<p>On each trial two options were presented for two seconds. This presentation was followed by the a...
<p>Each trial starts with a choice stimulus (CS) (white boxes) which lasts for 800 ms and displays t...
<p>A) Overlapping regions showing selective state effects in Money and selective item effects in Liq...
Each trial consists of a choice between a sure option and a gamble option. If participants make thei...
<p>Each picture represents a screen in the experiment. A) The combined monetary and performance (MP)...
<p>Participants were informed about the bet at the beginning of each trial, then chose one of two ca...
<p>Thirty-nine children were presented with 48 lexical trials interspersed pseudo-randomly with 36 f...
<p>(a) Delayed reward offers corresponded with one of five different levels of discounted value. Eac...
<p>All elements of the trialsequence: an interval (10000 ms), first stimulus presentation (300 ms), ...
<p>Trial types are illustrated as a function of outcome valence (yellow for money trials and blue fo...
<p>Note: <b>A</b>. An offer in which the subject will receive 32 cents and the Red Cross donation wi...
<p>In each trial, participants saw 1 of 3 cues, indicating the amount of money to be won. After a de...
<p>A) Subjects begin by seeing a 1s fixation cue. B) 5s choice period in which subjects are presente...
<p>Response times for no-incentive trials (NO), low incentive trials (LOW) and high incentive trials...
<p>Schematic illustration of one trial of the monetary incentive delay (MID) task performed by subje...
<p>On each trial two options were presented for two seconds. This presentation was followed by the a...
<p>Each trial starts with a choice stimulus (CS) (white boxes) which lasts for 800 ms and displays t...
<p>A) Overlapping regions showing selective state effects in Money and selective item effects in Liq...
Each trial consists of a choice between a sure option and a gamble option. If participants make thei...
<p>Each picture represents a screen in the experiment. A) The combined monetary and performance (MP)...
<p>Participants were informed about the bet at the beginning of each trial, then chose one of two ca...
<p>Thirty-nine children were presented with 48 lexical trials interspersed pseudo-randomly with 36 f...
<p>(a) Delayed reward offers corresponded with one of five different levels of discounted value. Eac...
<p>All elements of the trialsequence: an interval (10000 ms), first stimulus presentation (300 ms), ...
<p>Trial types are illustrated as a function of outcome valence (yellow for money trials and blue fo...
<p>Note: <b>A</b>. An offer in which the subject will receive 32 cents and the Red Cross donation wi...