Over the past 20 years there has been a growing interest in the neural underpinnings of
cost/benefit decision-making. Recent studies with animal models have made considerable …

Within the scientific literature, the construct of executive function (EF) has received a huge
increase in attention over the past three decades. Its growing popularity is reflected in the …

Adolescents are known to take more risks than adults, which can be harmful to their health
and well-being. However, despite age differences in real-world risk taking, laboratory risk …

The Iowa gambling task (IGT) has been used in numerous studies, often to examine
decision-making performance in different clinical populations. Reinforcement learning (RL) …

We hypothesized that decision-making strategies in juvenile animals, rather than being
immature, are optimized to navigate the uncertainty and instability likely to be encountered …

The present study focuses on the role of frequency bias and expected value on the learning
processes driving performance on the Iowa Gambling Task (IGT) in individuals between 5 …

Choice selection strategies and decision-making are typically investigated using multiple-
choice gambling paradigms that require participants to maximize expected value of rewards …

Adolescence is an essential developmental period characterized by reward-related
processes. The current study investigated the development of monetary and social reward …

In comparison to jurisdictions, such as Australia, limited research has focused upon the
perceptions and reported effects of gambling advertising within the unique gambling …

Over past decade, the Iowa gambling task (IGT) has been utilized to test various decision
deficits induced by neurological damage or psychiatric disorders. The IGT has recently been …