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Glimcher PW, Fehr E, eds. Neuroeconomics: Decision Making and the Brain. 2nd ed. Amsterdam: Academic Press (Elsevier); 2013. 560 p.
Why we cite it
An edited textbook of neuroeconomics: 27 chapters across five parts, in its account synthesizing two decades of research on how the brain makes decisions. It covers the fundamental tools from economics, psychology, and neuroscience; neural representations of value, risk, time, and social preferences; reinforcement learning; mechanisms of choice; and social decision-making, including the common neural currency hypothesis (vmPFC encodes subjective value across different goods on a single scale) and the multiple-controllers model (Pavlovian, habitual, goal-directed).
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