@WilliamsNeuro @TheRealSPR Here I found that reduced RewP amplitudes were associated with fewer risky choices https://t.co/ftWE5IqZEa
RT @neurobs: Show me the money! This study from Friedrich Schiller University used #Presentation and @Brain_Products' BrainAmp to study the…
RT @neurobs: Show me the money! This study from Friedrich Schiller University used #Presentation and @Brain_Products' BrainAmp to study the…
RT @neurobs: Show me the money! This study from Friedrich Schiller University used #Presentation and @Brain_Products' BrainAmp to study the…
Show me the money! This study from Friedrich Schiller University used #Presentation and @Brain_Products' BrainAmp to study the varying effects of pay-all and pay-one methods on risk aversion. https://t.co/PHcdvW9upH https://t.co/eoZyh7s3vn
RT @NeuroBarbara: In my newest paper, I show that paying out only one randomly selected trial leads to less risky behavior and reduced brai…
RT @NeuroBarbara: In my newest paper, I show that paying out only one randomly selected trial leads to less risky behavior and reduced brai…
In my newest paper, I show that paying out only one randomly selected trial leads to less risky behavior and reduced brain responses to monetary rewards! So, even though it saves money, don't use the pay-one method please! https://t.co/ftWE5IqZEa https://t
Possibly a bridge too far, but this article may suggest that inconsistent (random) #sanctions relief when there are "tit for tat" expectations makes decision-makers risk-averse. https://t.co/5to4CdJ9o1 #springerlink