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Neurochemical drivers of effort: The roles of dopamine and beyond in physical and cognitive exertion
Motivation depends on the ability to evaluate whether potential rewards are worth the effort required to obtain them. Disruptions in this process give rise to debilitating motivational syndromes such as apathy and anhedonia, which are prominent across neurological and psychiatric disorders, includin
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