Award

National Institute of Mental Health 5R01MH124108-05

Computationally modeling individual differences in probabilistic decision-making across positive and negative valence domains

Recipient

University of California Berkeley

Award Amount

$561,042.00

Ceiling

$561,042.00

Awarded

June 17, 2024

Identifier

5R01MH124108-05

This award supports research on understanding how humans make probabilistic decisions involving positive and negative outcomes, focusing on brain mechanisms and the impact of anxiety and depression.

Description

The work proposed here examines commonalities and differences in the computations and brain mechanisms supporting human probabilistic decision-making when potential outcomes are aversive versus rewarding, investigates alterations to these mechanisms as a function of anxiety and depressive symptomatology, and provides tasks and models for future clinical studies.

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