ArticleLearning & memory (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.)2019
Occasion setters attain incentive motivational value: implications for contextual influences on reward-seeking.
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Abstract
The context in which reward-paired cues are encountered can resolve ambiguity and set the occasion for appropriate reward-seeking. The psychological processes by which contexts regulate reward-seeking remain unclear as contexts are diffuse and difficult to isolate from other stimuli. To overcome this, we modeled a context as a phasic and discrete event-an occasion setter (OS)-which allowed for control over its presentation and influence on cue-driven reward-seeking. This allowed us to directly assess how OSs regulate the predictive and motivational significance of Pavlovian cues. Male rats (
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