Understanding how the brain computes value is a basic question in neuroscience. Although
individual studies have driven this progress, meta-analyses provide an opportunity to test …

Decision neuroscience suggests that there exists a core network for the subjective valuation
of rewards from a range of different domains, encompassing the ventral striatum and regions …

The subjective values of choice options can impact on behavior in two fundamentally
different types of situations: first, when people explicitly base their actions on such values …

According to many studies, the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (VMPFC) encodes the
subjective value of disparate rewards on a common scale. Yet, a host of other reward factors …

A key focus of current research in neuroeconomics concerns how the human brain
computes value. Although, value has generally been viewed as an absolute measure (eg …

Value plays a central role in practically every aspect of human life that requires a decision:
whether we choose between different consumer goods, whether we decide which person …

Little is known about the neural networks supporting value computation during complex
social decisions. We investigated this question using functional magnetic resonance …

Everyday choice options have advantages (positive values) and disadvantages (negative
values) that need to be integrated into an overall subjective value. For decades, economic …

Rapid advances have recently been made in understanding how value-based decision-
making processes are implemented in the brain. We integrate neuroeconomic and …

There is a growing consensus in behavioral neuroscience that the brain makes simple
choices by first assigning a value to the options under consideration and then comparing …