#anticipatoryaffect — Public Fediverse posts

Intracranial electrical stimulation of the #AnteriorInsula decreases risky choice by increasing loss salience, but of the #MedialPrefrontalCortex increases risky choice by decreasing loss salience (causally supporting #AnticipatoryAffect predictions; #Neuroeconomics; #AffectiveNeuroscience):

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-51822-8

Intracranial electrical stimulation of the #AnteriorInsula decreases risky choice by increasing loss salience, but of the #MedialPrefrontalCortex increases risky choice by decreasing loss salience (causally supporting #AnticipatoryAffect predictions; #Neuroeconomics; #AffectiveNeuroscience):

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-51822-8

Catharine Winstanley of #UniversityofBritishColumbia updates the #Stanford Neuroscience crowd on how incidental cues promote risky gambling -- in #rats! (#AnticipatoryAffect , #AffectiveNeuroscience , #Neuroeconomics )

Catharine Winstanley of #UniversityofBritishColumbia updates the #Stanford Neuroscience crowd on how incidental cues promote risky gambling -- in #rats! (#AnticipatoryAffect , #AffectiveNeuroscience , #Neuroeconomics )

Lewin once said "There is nothing so practical as a good theory." Perhaps that's why I feel slightly anxious about signing on to speak at the next #Neuromarketing World Forum (fortunately, excitement acts as a countervailing force, #anticipatoryaffect)
https://www.neuromarketingworldforum.com/speakers

Lewin once said "There is nothing so practical as a good theory." Perhaps that's why I feel slightly anxious about signing on to speak at the next #Neuromarketing World Forum (fortunately, excitement acts as a countervailing force, #anticipatoryaffect)
https://www.neuromarketingworldforum.com/speakers

@NicoleCRust @naturecomms @neurochoice The role of the #AIns in #AnticipatoryAffect cannot be ignored...

@NicoleCRust @naturecomms @neurochoice The role of the #AIns in #AnticipatoryAffect cannot be ignored...

Wrt #Bayesian calculations, I don't think most brains can do that, but may try to approximate with #AnticipatoryAffect. This paper explains why:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0896627305006574

Wrt #Bayesian calculations, I don't think most brains can do that, but may try to approximate with #AnticipatoryAffect. This paper explains why:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0896627305006574

@uma_karma Sounds like an arbitrage opportunity ;) (#anticipatoryaffect , #neurofinance)...

@uma_karma Sounds like an arbitrage opportunity ;) (#anticipatoryaffect , #neurofinance)...