The reward positivity: Comparing visual and auditory feedback

Volume: 154, Pages: 107907 - 107907
Published: Jul 1, 2020
Abstract
Past work has demonstrated that the reward positivity (RewP) indexes a feedback-monitoring system sensitive to positive outcomes. Research on the RewP has frequently used simple guessing tasks. In the doors task, participants receive either feedback denoting monetary gain or loss on each trial after choosing one of two doors to “open.” Typically, these tasks present visual stimuli on a computer monitor. The current study developed and validated...
Paper Details
Title
The reward positivity: Comparing visual and auditory feedback
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Volume
154
Pages
107907 - 107907
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