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ACC代表的是奖励驱动的动机,而不是层次组织的行为

Emmanouela Foinikianaki1, Iris Ikink1, Thomas R Colin1

  • 1Department of Experimental Psychology, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium.

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|July 19, 2025
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概括

前带带皮层 (ACC) 使用奖励信息来指导复杂的行为. 独特的ACC活动模式预测了在等级任务中更好的表现,显示了它在有动机,目标导向行为中的作用.

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前环状皮层 (ACC) 的前环状皮层 (ACC) 的前环状皮层.认知控制 认知控制控制层次的层次控制.多声素模式分析 (MVPA) 是一种方法.经常性神经网络 (RNN)代表性的相似性分析 (RSA)

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