Young‐A Lee

This study finds that non-kleptomanic theft recidivists show impaired reinforcement learning, as evidenced by lower learning rates and reduced optimal choices in a 4-arm bandit task.

This study examines social cognition differences between theft recidivists with and without kleptomania compared to controls using behavioral games and questionnaires.

The paper compares behavioral economic profiles of theft recidivists with and without kleptomania, finding heightened loss aversion and price sensitivity in those with kleptomania.

This study compares impulsivity and brain activity in theft recidivists with and without kleptomania to control subjects, finding higher impulsivity and altered prefrontal cortex responses in theft recidivists.