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Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
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Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
Trading mental effort for confidence in the metacognitive control of value-based decision-making.
DG Lee, J Daunizeau - Elife, 2021 - europepmc.org
Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
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Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
Trading mental effort for confidence in the metacognitive control of value-based decision-making
D Lee, J Daunizeau - eLife, 2021 - hal.sorbonne-universite.fr
Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
[PDF][PDF] Trading mental effort for confidence in the metacognitive control of value-based decision-making
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Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
[PDF][PDF] Trading mental effort for confidence in the metacognitive control of value-based decision-making
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Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
Trading mental effort for confidence in the metacognitive control of value-based decision-making
D Lee, J Daunizeau - eLife, 2021 - hal.science
Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
Trading mental effort for confidence in the metacognitive control of value-based decision-making.
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Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
Trading Mental Effort for Confidence: The Metacognitive Control of Value-Based Decision-Making
D Lee, J Daunizeau - bioRxiv, 2019 - biorxiv.org
Why do we sometimes opt for actions or items that we do not value the most? Under current
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …
neurocomputational theories, such preference reversals are typically interpreted in terms of …