Abstract:Learning to make decisions depends on exploring options, experiencing their consequence, and reassessing the strategy. Several studies have analyzed various aspects of value-based decision-making, focusing on cued and immediate gratification. By contrast, how the brain gauges delayed consequence for decision-making remains poorly understood.
We designed a decision-making task in which decisions altered future options. In the absence of any explicit performance feedback, participants had to test and internally… Show more
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