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C. A. Winstanley

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Audiovisual cues must be predictable and win-paired to drive risky choice

B. A. Hathaway, D. R. Kim, S. B. A. Malhas, K. M. Hrelja, L. Kerker, T. J. Hynes, C. Harris, A. J. Langdon, C. A. Winstanley

This study shows that audiovisual cues paired with wins increase risky choice in rats, but cues alone or with losses do not, suggesting reliable win-paired associations drive this behavior.

bioRxiv · Sep 20, 2022Animal Behavior & Cognition