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Cognitive Contributions to Incentive-motivated Action
2022
People move more quickly and accurately when they are motivated by incentives. The aim of the present work is to examine the role of high-level cognitive control processes—such as decision-making, planning, and attention—in supporting incentive-motivated action. In the first study, we examine whether sensorimotor decision-making under risk is shaped by cognitive biases or heuristics—we find that it is. In the second study, we examine whether reward alters representations of action in brain
doi:10.7302/4539
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