Joseph W. Kable

The paper quantifies human inference variability using an information-bottleneck framework, finding that performance differences stem from variable information capacity while efficiency remains consistent.

This study identifies a functional dissociation in human posterior cingulate cortex, showing dorsal PCC integrates value and memory-based decisions while ventral PCC does not.

This study investigates how dopamine and serotonin affect persistence for delayed rewards in humans, finding that serotonin increases persistence while dopamine has mixed effects.

This study shows that hippocampal representation precision predicts value-learning accuracy across age groups, with reduced hippocampal-mPFC connectivity linked to poorer performance in older adults.

This paper conducts a meta-analysis of fMRI studies on delay discounting to identify reliable neural correlates and recommends specific analytic approaches for future research.

This study shows that subjective value signals in the brain's valuation circuits can be computed without conscious awareness of the stimuli.

The paper manipulates subjective time perception and shows its effects on delay discounting impulsivity and associated neural activity.

The paper shows subliminal probability cues influence subjective value representations in vmPFC and aVS without conscious awareness, suggesting global access of subliminal information.

This study shows that targeting cortical areas with high resting state functional connectivity to the sgACC with TMS leads to stronger sgACC responses in depressed patients.

The paper investigates how frontal cortex lesions affect voluntary persistence in a waiting task, finding dissociable effects on waiting duration and learning from feedback.

The paper develops a structural MRI signature of impulsivity using machine learning, validates it across multiple samples, and shows its diagnostic value in behavioral-variant frontotemporal dementia.

The paper investigates age-related changes in social decision-making by analyzing neural correlates of trust decisions based on episodic memory in older and younger adults.

This study identifies distinct subregions in medial parietal cortex (MPC) specialized for recognition decisions versus semantic content during episodic memory retrieval using high-resolution fMRI.

This study links individual differences in delay discounting to specific patterns of dorsal prefrontal cortex connectivity in youth using resting-state fMRI.

The paper investigates how the brain represents and updates the value of information (VOI) during decision-making using fMRI and a modified beads task.

The paper shows that the lateral orbitofrontal cortex represents stereotype content about social groups, influencing social decisions through domain-general processes.

The paper investigates how social, personality, and demographic factors influence brain structure in midlife using UK Biobank data.

The paper investigates how different subcomponents of the default mode network (DMN) respond to the vividness and valence of imagined events, finding dissociable neural responses.

The paper shows that vmPFC activity during intertemporal choice better reflects subjective value than a hexagonal gridlike code.

This study shows that individuals with ventromedial frontal damage make rational, transitive decisions but with greater preference variability, indicating the VMF's role in preference stability rather than rationality.

The paper develops an fMRI-based brain marker predicting individual differences in delay discounting using machine learning, showing significant prediction accuracy in two independent studies.

The paper develops a neural signature to measure the concreteness of prospective thought and shows it decreases with temporal distance in intertemporal decision-making.

This paper introduces a method to build interpretable whole-brain neural decoders that are computationally efficient and scalable.

The paper links genetic risk for risky behavior to reduced grey matter volume in specific brain regions using neuroimaging and polygenic risk scores.

This study investigates how Neurexin1 mutations in specific brain circuits affect value-based decision-making and identifies neural mechanisms underlying cognitive dysfunction in neuropsychiatric disorders.

The paper shows that reduced value signals in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex are linked to motivational and hedonic deficits across mood and psychotic disorders.

The paper investigates how the brain represents task-dependent errors during adaptive learning using fMRI and multi-voxel pattern classification.

The paper examines the link between episodic memory and temporal discounting in older adults, finding that better memory correlates with less discounting of delayed rewards.