Atlanta / Stuttgart / Cambridge / New York / Oxford / /
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Barto AG / Philips / Goldman / /
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Germany / United Kingdom / /
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USD / / /
Facility
Baylor Plaza / Montreal Neurological Institute / Baylor College of Medicine / /
IndustryTerm
parallel network / echo-planar imaging / sensory processing / reward systems / information processing / sensory processing area / neural network / magnetic resonance imaging / differential neural processing / functional magnetic resonance imaging / interstimulus processing / mesencephalic dopamine systems / reward processing / human reward systems / normal reward processing / functional brain imaging / neural systems / unconscious processing / food / /
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Schizophrenia / MS / Depression / Dissociation / /
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Baylor College of Medicine / Houston / National Alliance / Emory University School of Medicine / Wellcome Department of Cognitive Neurology / Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences / MIT / Harvard / Center for Theoretical Neuroscience / Emory University Human Investigations Committee / Montreal Neurological Institute / Institute on Drug Abuse Grants K08 DA00367 / Division of Neuroscience / Kane Family Foundation / Society for Neuroscience / /
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Cooper JR / R. King / H. Mao / M. Martin / Gregory S. Berns / /
The Journal of Neuroscience, April 15, 2001, 21(8):2793–2798 Predictability Modulates Human Brain Response to Reward Gregory S. Berns,1 Samuel M. McClure,2 Giuseppe Pagnoni,1 and P. Read Montague2 1