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Effort and substance use: differentiating tobacco use through reinforcement learning of effort based decision making
Effort-based decision making evaluates rewards relative to the effort required to obtain it, an important process of healthy goal-directed motivation and behavior. Computational models provide mechanistic insights underlying choice behavior and potential alterations in neuropsychiatric disorders, in
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