Lisa Dommes

Segregation, connectivity, and gradients of deactivation in neural correlates of evidence in social decision making

The paper identifies two distinct neural networks associated with evidence in social decision making and explores their connectivity and deactivation gradients in associative cortex.

Signals of anticipation of reward and of mean reward rates in the human brain

This study uses reinforcement learning models to investigate brain regions involved in processing reward expectations and mean reward rates, identifying distinct brainstem regions associated with mean reward rates.

Choosing between personal values: The Pavlovian substrates of intrinsic preferences

The paper identifies neural substrates involved in choosing between intrinsic life values, finding amygdala activation instead of typical consumer choice circuits.