Award
NIH Reporter #11035214
Elucidating the relationship between decision-making under second-order uncertainty and dimensions of negative affect using computational modeling
Recipient
University of California Berkeley
Award Amount
$412,952.00
Ceiling
$412,952.00
Awarded
February 13, 2025
Identifier
11035214
This award funds research to understand decision-making deficits related to anxiety and depression using computational modeling and bifactor analysis, aiming to develop targeted interventions.
Description
The project investigates how decision-making under second-order uncertainty relates to negative affect, anxiety, and depression. It aims to determine whether deficits in decision-making are common to both anxiety and depression or specific to one, using computational modeling, bifactor analysis, and manipulations of volatility and ambiguity.