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Trial After Trial: Temporal Dynamics Reveal a Distinct Computational Phenotype of Chronic Cannabis Use
Background: Studies of effort-based decision-making (EBDM) related to chronic cannabis use have yielded inconsistent findings. This variability may reflect the limited ability of behavioral measures alone to distinguish the mechanisms driving observed choices. Computational modeling can help these d
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