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City New York / Oxford / Cambridge / Bethesda / / Company Macmillan Magazines Ltd. / Baxter / E. A. & Wise S. P. / Wilson / J. Comp / / Country Netherlands / United States / United Kingdom / / / Facility National Institute of Mental Health / Basolateral complex / William James Hall / Laboratory of Neuropsychology / Harvard University / / IndustryTerm food items / distinct food-preference / food preferences / devalued food / food cup / food present / food-cup responding / food-generated response / magnetic resonance imaging / food reward / distasteful quinine solution / food-cup approach / likely extra-amygdalar site / food pairings / food-cup responses / food reinforcer / information-processing streams87 / food delivery / reward processing / food pellets / sucrose solution / aversive and appetitive processing / almond-shaped / neural systems / food preference / food / food delivery68 / aversive quinine solution / food rewards / food reinforcement / food ingestion / food-pellet delivery / food association / intact food preferences / straightforward solution / well-documented food / food cup66 / chemical toxin / food rewards23 / attentional processing / food choice / / MedicalCondition visual memory deficits / Mental Dysfunction / double dissociation / dissociation / / Organization Laboratory of Neuropsychology / Harvard University / Department of Psychology / Oxford Univ. / Society for Neuroscience / Pavlovian association / National Institute of Mental Health / / Person Hall / Elisabeth A. Murray / Gallagher / Cardinal / / Position Walker / R. N. / VP Ce / ac VP / VP / ventral pallidum / / ProvinceOrState Maryland / New York / Massachusetts / / Technology NEUROSCIENCE / MRI / magnetic resonance imaging / / URL www.nature.com/reviews/neuro / / SocialTag 
REVIEWS THE AMYGDALA AND REWARD Mark G. Baxter* and Elisabeth A. Murray‡ The amygdala — an almond-shaped group of nuclei at the heart of the telencephalon — has been associated with a range of cognitive functions,