Project REMOTIVATE: Reward revisited: Towards a comprehensive understanding of motivational influences on human cognition (ERC StG REMOTIVATE)
2015-10-01 – 2021-07-31
- Abstract
This project investigates the complex influence of motivation on human behavior and cognitive control. Reward can benefit performance in diverse cognitive tasks, but the influence of other relevant factors, such as emotional relevance, task relevance, and response mode, are not well understood yet. We will use functional neuroimaging methods (fMRI)to investigate the underlying neural mechanisms of these processes.
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The effect of target-related and target-irrelevant novel stimuli on response behaviour
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Think green : investing cognitive effort for a pro-environmental cause
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Guiding spatial attention by multimodal reward cues
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Neural representations of task context and temporal order during action sequence execution
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Higher-order conditioning with simultaneous and backward conditioned stimulus : implications for models of Pavlovian conditioning
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Selective reinforcement of conflict processing in the Stroop task
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Investigating the motivational value of reward prospect and loss avoidance
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Neural correlates of reward-related response tendencies in an equiprobable Go/NoGo task
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Pupillary contagion is independent of the emotional expression of the face
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Are losses more effective than rewards in improving performance in a cognitive task?