Delayed choices per individual across conditions for test trials only (high-quality reward in delayed position).</p
<p>High rewards and low rewards have no significant difference in effect on percentage of correct ru...
It is widely recognized that people have a general preference for improvement. In our study we demon...
<p>Response times for no-incentive trials (NO), low incentive trials (LOW) and high incentive trials...
Prior studies comparing discounting of delayed hypothetical or potentially real rewards have reporte...
<p>Percentage of increasing in delayed rewards compared with immediate rewards.</p
<p>(<b>A</b>) For schedules with greater levels of time pressure, a larger initial reward value (red...
<p>Significant difference by trial type (win/miss) at each electrode for sexual rewards (anticipatio...
<p>Mean (±SEM) indifference points on the delay-discounting task (DDT) as a function of delay to the...
<p>High rewards and low rewards have no significant difference in effect on RT slowing when presente...
In intertemporal choice, limbic reward areas show greater activity when a pair of choice options inc...
<p>Decision times (in ms) for acceptance and rejection choices preceded by positive and negative tra...
<div><p>(A) Example of a subject's reward choice as a function of delays. At each trial, the subject...
Trial type: norisk (high-payoff choice), risk(low-payoff choice), prerisk (prelow-payoff choice), po...
Association and effect size testing of patient factors with global delay measures.</p
In everyday decision making, people often face decisions with outcomes that differ on multiple dimen...
<p>High rewards and low rewards have no significant difference in effect on percentage of correct ru...
It is widely recognized that people have a general preference for improvement. In our study we demon...
<p>Response times for no-incentive trials (NO), low incentive trials (LOW) and high incentive trials...
Prior studies comparing discounting of delayed hypothetical or potentially real rewards have reporte...
<p>Percentage of increasing in delayed rewards compared with immediate rewards.</p
<p>(<b>A</b>) For schedules with greater levels of time pressure, a larger initial reward value (red...
<p>Significant difference by trial type (win/miss) at each electrode for sexual rewards (anticipatio...
<p>Mean (±SEM) indifference points on the delay-discounting task (DDT) as a function of delay to the...
<p>High rewards and low rewards have no significant difference in effect on RT slowing when presente...
In intertemporal choice, limbic reward areas show greater activity when a pair of choice options inc...
<p>Decision times (in ms) for acceptance and rejection choices preceded by positive and negative tra...
<div><p>(A) Example of a subject's reward choice as a function of delays. At each trial, the subject...
Trial type: norisk (high-payoff choice), risk(low-payoff choice), prerisk (prelow-payoff choice), po...
Association and effect size testing of patient factors with global delay measures.</p
In everyday decision making, people often face decisions with outcomes that differ on multiple dimen...
<p>High rewards and low rewards have no significant difference in effect on percentage of correct ru...
It is widely recognized that people have a general preference for improvement. In our study we demon...
<p>Response times for no-incentive trials (NO), low incentive trials (LOW) and high incentive trials...
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