… the neurocomputational mechanisms that guide flexible immoral decision making depending
… Our findings identify the neurocomputational mechanisms and the brain circuitry underlying …

No pain, no gain: cost–benefit trade-off has been formalized in classical decision theory to
account for how we choose whether to engage effort. However, how the brain decides when …

… One other area in which some work has been done on the neurocomputational basis of
goal-directed decision making is spatial navigation. The predominant approach in such work is …

Predicting how actions result in conflicting outcomes for self and others is essential for social
functioning. We tested whether Reinforcement Learning Theory captures how participants …

… and application of a neurocomputational model of the decision making process of an …
two kinds of decision making: 1) experience-based and 2) social-based decision making. At …

… to or arise as a result of decision-making processes. Through the use of human neuroimaging
data, we will investigate a candidate mechanism that induce variability in economic choice …

… Specifically, we present a hierarchical (deep temporal) neuro-computational model motivated
by the active inference framework (Friston et al., 2017a, 2016) that can account for multiple …

One of the fundamental questions in psychology and neuroscience concerns how we, as
biological organisms, exert control over our thoughts and behavior. However, investigating …

… Using model-based fMRI, our findings revealed the existence of two distinct valuation
systems operating when the decision maker faces two types of trade-off computations involving …

… Here, we develop an empirical framework for understanding the mechanisms that underpin
… extent to which the same neurocomputational mechanisms support different social norms. …