Prospection, Perseverance, and Insight in Sequential Behavior.
Prospection, Perseverance, and Insight in Sequential Behavior.
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对顺序行为的抗辩,毅力和见识。
DOI:
10.1016/j.neuron.2018.08.018
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发表时间:
2018-09-05
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影响因子:
16.2
通讯作者:
Rushworth MFS
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作者:
Kolling N;Scholl J;Chekroud A;Trier HA;Rushworth MFS
Real-world decisions have benefits occurring only later and dependent on additional decisions taken in the interim. We investigated this in a novel decision-making task in humans (n = 76) while measuring brain activity with fMRI (n = 24). Modeling revealed that participants computed the prospective value of decisions: they planned their future behavior taking into account how their decisions might affect which states they would encounter and how they themselves might respond in these states. They considered their own likely future behavioral biases (e.g., failure to adapt to changes in prospective value) and avoided situations in which they might be prone to such biases. Three neural networks in adjacent medial frontal regions were linked to distinct components of prospective decision making: activity in dorsal anterior cingulate cortex, area 8 m/9, and perigenual anterior cingulate cortex reflected prospective value, anticipated changes in prospective value, and the degree to which prospective value influenced decisions. People use prospective information about future state when making sequential choices People have insight into their future biases and pre-emptively avoid key situations Distinct cingulate-prefrontal interactions encode prospective and myopic value Perigenual cingulate motivates perseveration in sequential behavior Kolling and Scholl et al. examined extended sequential decision-making problems. Participants used prospective information to inform even initial decision planning several steps ahead. Dorsal cingulate activity signaled prospective value while perigenual cingulate activity motivated decision sequence performance.
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