Economic goods may vary on multiple dimensions (determinants). A central conjecture in
decision neuroscience is that choices between goods are made by comparing subjective …

While making economic choices, individuals assign subjective values to the available
options. Values computed in different behavioral conditions, however, can vary substantially …

Economic choices between goods entail the computation and comparison of subjective
values. Previous studies examined neuronal activity in the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) of …

Economic choice behavior entails the computation and comparison of subjective values. A
central contribution of neuroeconomics has been to show that subjective values are …

Economic choice is the behavior observed when individuals select one of many available
options solely based on subjective preferences. Behavioral evidence suggests that …

Economic choices between goods are thought to rely on the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC), but
the decision mechanisms remain poorly understood. To shed light on this fundamental …

Values available for choice in different behavioral contexts can vary immensely. To
compensate for this variability, neuronal circuits underlying economic decisions undergo …

Traditionally the object of economic theory and experimental psychology, economic choice
recently became a lively research focus in systems neuroscience. Here I summarize the …

Multiple lines of evidence link economic choices to the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC), but other
brain regions may contribute to the computation and comparison of economic values. A …

Neuronal recordings and lesion studies indicate that key aspects of economic decisions take
place in the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC). Previous work identified in this area three groups of …