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Towards computational phenotypes of internalizing psychopathology: An investigation of decision-making and learning algorithms
applied-mathematicscognitive-psychologycomputational-psychiatrydecision-makingneuroscienceneurosciences
Computational models of cognitive processes have provided deep insights into specific mechanisms of human learning and decision-making. A natural corollary of research into the typical functioning of such mechanisms is to investigate how mental disorders might cause impairment of the underlying algo
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