PsychologyNature Communications
Dissociable neural correlates of uncertainty underlie different exploration strategies
M. S. Tomov, V. Q. Truong, et al.
This fMRI study by Momchil S. Tomov and collaborators reveals the intriguing neural mechanisms behind different exploration strategies in decision-making. The research uncovers how the brain's right rostrolateral and dorsolateral prefrontal cortices process uncertainties to guide both directed and random exploration, highlighting a complex interaction that informs our choices.
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