The medial frontal cortex and adjacent orbitofrontal cortex have been the focus of
investigations of decision-making, behavioral flexibility, and social behavior. We review …

Humans possess a remarkable ability to make decisions within real-world environments that
are expansive, complex, and multidimensional. Human cognitive computational …

Does our mood change as time passes? This question is central to behavioural and affective
science, yet it remains largely unexamined. To investigate, we intermixed subjective …

Research in computational psychiatry is dominated by models of behavior. Subjective
experience during behavioral tasks is not well understood, even though it should be relevant …

Working from home (WFH) has become increasingly common, and its impact on job
performance is particularly interesting to researchers. Prior research has established a …

Confirmation bias in information-search contributes to the formation of polarized echo-
chambers of beliefs. However, the role of valence on information source selection remains …

Despite its omnipresence in everyday interactions and its importance for mental health,
mood and its neuronal underpinnings are poorly understood. Computational models can …

Teenagers have a reputation for being fickle, in both their choices and their moods. This
variability may help adolescents as they begin to independently navigate novel …

The valence of an individual's emotional response to an event is often thought to depend on
their prior expectations for the event: better-than-expected outcomes produce positive affect …

Individuals often rely on the advice of more experienced peers to minimise uncertainty and
increase success likelihood. In most domains where knowledge is acquired through …