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Shared Latent Decision Strategies Underlie Reward-Guided Behavior Across Species
Adaptive behavior requires that organisms learn which actions are rewarded and to update action selection when the environment changes. While human and non-human animals exhibit adaptive behavior, whether apparently similar behavior reflects common decision strategies remains unclear. Probabilistic
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