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Motivationally objective versus subjective decision-making: Neural correlates, behavior, and self-report
In this study, we investigated the neural and behavioral basis of motivationally objective versus subjective value-based decisions. Using a within-subject fMRI design, healthy participants performed a risky decision-making task that elicited different levels of subjectivity in decision-making in two
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