<p>In each trial, participants saw 1 of 3 cues, indicating the amount of money to be won. After a delay period, participants had to identify an outlier from an array of 3 circles by pressing a correct button (either left or right). Immediately after a correct button press, participants were informed via visual feedback about the amount of money they had won during the current trial. A red horizontal line on the column ranging from the minimal amount (0 CHF) to the maximal win amount (2.0 CHF) indicated the precise amount of money won in each trial.</p
<p>(A) Example of task trial. Successive screenshots displayed are shown from left to right with dur...
<p>Presentation times of each trial event are indicated below the corresponding screen. At feedback ...
<p>Presentation times of each trial event are indicated below the corresponding screen. At feedback ...
<p>Schematic illustration of one trial of the monetary incentive delay (MID) task performed by subje...
<p>Each trial started with a fixation cross (500 msec), followed by a cue indicating the type of inc...
<p>A) Subjects begin by seeing a 1s fixation cue. B) 5s choice period in which subjects are presente...
<p>Successive screenshots displayed in one trial are shown from left to right, with durations in ms....
<p>Participants were informed about the bet at the beginning of each trial, then chose one of two ca...
<p>Each trial starts with a choice stimulus (CS) (white boxes) which lasts for 800 ms and displays t...
Background: The ability to anticipate and then secure future rewards and avoid future punishments by...
IntroductionPhenomena related to reward responsiveness have been extensively studied in their associ...
<p>Each picture represents a screen in the experiment. A) The combined monetary and performance (MP)...
<p>(a) Delayed reward offers corresponded with one of five different levels of discounted value. Eac...
<p><b>A,</b> In <b>Experiment 1</b>, participants chose between a higher-reward/higher-cost (HRHC) o...
Background The ability to anticipate and then secure future rewards and avoid future punishments by ...
<p>(A) Example of task trial. Successive screenshots displayed are shown from left to right with dur...
<p>Presentation times of each trial event are indicated below the corresponding screen. At feedback ...
<p>Presentation times of each trial event are indicated below the corresponding screen. At feedback ...
<p>Schematic illustration of one trial of the monetary incentive delay (MID) task performed by subje...
<p>Each trial started with a fixation cross (500 msec), followed by a cue indicating the type of inc...
<p>A) Subjects begin by seeing a 1s fixation cue. B) 5s choice period in which subjects are presente...
<p>Successive screenshots displayed in one trial are shown from left to right, with durations in ms....
<p>Participants were informed about the bet at the beginning of each trial, then chose one of two ca...
<p>Each trial starts with a choice stimulus (CS) (white boxes) which lasts for 800 ms and displays t...
Background: The ability to anticipate and then secure future rewards and avoid future punishments by...
IntroductionPhenomena related to reward responsiveness have been extensively studied in their associ...
<p>Each picture represents a screen in the experiment. A) The combined monetary and performance (MP)...
<p>(a) Delayed reward offers corresponded with one of five different levels of discounted value. Eac...
<p><b>A,</b> In <b>Experiment 1</b>, participants chose between a higher-reward/higher-cost (HRHC) o...
Background The ability to anticipate and then secure future rewards and avoid future punishments by ...
<p>(A) Example of task trial. Successive screenshots displayed are shown from left to right with dur...
<p>Presentation times of each trial event are indicated below the corresponding screen. At feedback ...
<p>Presentation times of each trial event are indicated below the corresponding screen. At feedback ...