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Learned predictions of error likelihood in the anterior cingulate cortex.

In a rapid event-related fMRI design with a modified version of the change-signal task, a cue incidentally predicting error likelihood was encoded into working memory by participants in order to perform a secondary delayed match-to-sample task.

Collectively, these findings suggest that individuals with schizophrenia have a disturbance in the evaluation of outcomes that is the result of a primary deficit in the prediction of error likelihood in MPFC.

Here we investigate, in individuals with schizophrenia, two specific effects associated with this role: the error likelihood effect (occurring on trials with correct performance, but features that predict a high probability of errors), and the error unexpectedness effect (occurring on trials with an error, but features that predict errors are of low probability).

For the given investigation we would like to focus on the error likelihood model for two reasons.

Moreover, it should be noted that other interpretations of the functional role of ACC/dMPFC have been developed, such as error likelihood [48], [49], regret [50], action value [51], [52], response evaluation [53], and uncertainty [54], [55], [56].

The models with a heterogeneous error structure provided a significantly better fit than those with homogeneous errors (likelihood ratio test (LRT) between homo- vs. heterogeneous models with random intercepts in Tables  3 and 4; X 2   = 73.5, d.f.

However, with increased conflict after errorful learning, OCD patients showed a reduced error-likelihood effect in contrast to controls who showed an increase.

However, influences of conflict and error-likelihood have not been explored.

OCD patients compared to controls showed an increased error-likelihood effect after errorless learning.

None of these studies modulated the perceived error-likelihood via different learning modes.