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Primate anterior insular cortex represents economic decision variables proposed by prospect theory

Psychology

Primate anterior insular cortex represents economic decision variables proposed by prospect theory

Y. Yang, X. Li, et al.

This groundbreaking research delves into how macaques, much like humans, dynamically adjust their risk-taking behavior influenced by their wealth and context. Conducted by You-Ping Yang, Xinjian Li, and Veit Stuphorn, the study uncovers fascinating neuronal activities in the anterior insular cortex that reveal crucial insights into decision-making processes.

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