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Dissociable contribution of prefrontal and striatal dopaminergic genes to learning in economic games
Game theory describes strategic interactions where success of players' actions depends on those of coplayers. In humans, substantial progress has been made at the neural level in characterizing the dopaminergic and frontostriatal mechanisms mediating such behavior. Here we combined computational mod
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