Catherine A. Hartley

This study examines how anhedonia and early-life unpredictability interact to influence threat-reward decision-making in humans.

This paper tests whether memory discrimination is supported by lossy compression or expansion of neural codes, finding that greater lossiness predicts better performance in a memory task.

This study investigates how reward motivation affects memory across development, finding age-related differences in neural mechanisms during encoding and post-encoding.

This study shows that prefrontal cortex recruitment improves with age, supporting better memory for valuable information in children, adolescents, and adults.