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References on Neuroscience, Decision-Making and Computational Modeling
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This reference list includes peer-reviewed research on embodied decision-making,
cognitive maps, reinforcement learning, motor control, neural computation,
hippocampal function and computational neuroscience.
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Gordon, J. et al. The road towards understanding embodied decisions.
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<b>131</b>, 722–736 (2021).
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