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The theory suggests that a system's information determines its output, and that the more information the system has about future reward, the more advantageous its output will be.
In such a context, having a rapidly shifting but intense attention span and a taste for novelty would have proved highly advantageous in locating and securing rewards — like a mate and a nice chunk of mastodon.
The distinct proposal of the present work is that a Hebbian rule functions to maximize errors, and to suggest why this is advantageous in learning to predict future reward, the ultimate goal of the nervous system.
In high-reward, as compared with low-reward, blocks, we observed an advantageous change in reorienting behavior (IOR) that was accompanied by an increase in top-down cognitive control, as well as individual differences in reward reorienting behavior (reward reorienting scores) that were linked to the BAS Drive scale.
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In this task, rats have to decide between 1 of 4 possible options: 2 options are considered "advantageous" and lead to greater net rewards (food pellets) than the other 2 "disadvantageous" options.
"That suggests they're more interested in immediate outcomes rather than long-term rewards that might be more advantageous on the whole". But how do you break that cycle of poverty, stress and decision-making?
Impulsive choice in the context of delay discounting involves an increased preference for immediate rewards over more long-term advantageous, but delayed, outcomes (Ainslie 1975).
