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Caudate dopamine predicts cognitive effort decisions both in the lab and daily life
Making choices about whether and when to engage cognitive effort is a common feature of human everyday experience with important consequences for academic, career, and health outcomes. Yet, despite its importance, little is understood about the neurochemical mechanisms that underlie individual diffe
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