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Reward Contingency Shapes Incidental Reward Effects on Cognitive Flexibility
Voluntary task switching (VTS) provides a useful paradigm for examining how recent reward outcomes are associated with the balance between cognitive stability and flexibility. We investigated whether reward-history effects on task choice varied as a function of cue–outcome contingency. Participants
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