Using an algorithm, the researchers then determined the reward prediction error for each choice
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The unexpected creates reward when listening to music | Channels - McGill University - 0 views
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Subjects whose reward prediction errors most closely matched activity in the nucleus accubens also showed the most progress in learning the choices that led to the consonant tones
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“Our results demonstrate that musical events can elicit formally-modeled reward prediction errors like those observed for concrete rewards such as food or money, and that these signals support learning. This implies that predictive processing might play a much wider role in reward and pleasure than previously realized.”
Is the Field of Psychology Biased Against Conservatives? - 0 views
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The point isn’t that researchers need more conservative values. It’s that they need to avoid value-driven formulations in the first place if they are looking to get an objective assessment of a question.
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knowing about a bias isn’t enough to make it disappear from your decision-making calculus. He suggests, instead, instating a system that is as objective as possible whenever bias may enter into a choice.
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