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Reward expectation signals in the superior colliculus during associative learning
Predicting future rewards allows neutral sensory cues to acquire motivational significance and guide goal-directed actions that maximise reward acquisition. These reward predictions are updated when outcomes differ from expectations resulting in an error in prediction. Midbrain dopamine neurons prov
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