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The Neurocomputational Basis of Self-Control Success and Failure

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Figure 1. Illustration of a sequential integrator model of choice. In this example, an individual decides between eating a highly-valued cookie and a lower-valued bunch of celery
Figure 2. Illustration of how attribute value processing speed could influence choice
Figure 1. Illustration of how the time at which attributes are computed could affect choices in sequential integrator models of
Figure 2. Task description. A) Structure of trials in the mouse tracking choice task. B) Representative paths with two (left) and one (right) changes of direction along the x-axis
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Discussion Behavioral data and paradigm validation Average processing speed for immediate and delayed rewards fMRI Results

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