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Modulating task-outcome value to mitigate real-world procrastination via noninvasive brain stimulation
Procrastination is a prevalent behavioral problem associated with individual health and societal productivity. A leading model posits that procrastination reflects an imbalance between task aversiveness and the pursuit of positive task outcomes, yet this theoretical framework has neither been valida
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