Peter N. C. Mohr

This study shows that a high-protein meal increases plasma tyrosine, reduces food craving, and alters midbrain activity and whole-brain neural reorganization in humans.

This study shows that slow breathing increases risky decisions by enhancing reward sensitivity and cardiac parasympathetic activity through neuro-cardiac pathways.

The paper shows that high-carbohydrate/protein meals increase plasma tryptophan, affecting risk propensity and brain activity in the parietal lobule, modulated by body fat mass.

GLAMbox provides a Python toolbox for analyzing the relationship between gaze allocation and decision behavior using Bayesian models.

The paper investigates individual differences in the link between gaze behavior and choice behavior using a computational model applied to individual participants.