Psychology study on cognitive reappraisal of adverse events and decision-makingNeuroscience of Optimism Explored, No Evident Political or Financial Leads
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kaggle-ho-030292House OversightNeuroscience Study on Decision-Making and Caudate Activity
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Neuroscience Study on Decision-Making and Caudate Activity The document describes a laboratory experiment on brain activity during choice evaluation. It contains no references to political figures, financial transactions, or misconduct, offering no investigative leads. Key insights: Experiment shows post-choice rating bias (choice-supportive bias).; Caudate nucleus activity correlates with reward expectation updates.; Participants rated selected destinations higher after choosing.
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