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Add final paper #142
Add final paper #142
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Is there a reason why we have all tex combined? |
Because there are always some errors with the figure when I split them into different tex files. |
path error or sizing? |
It is not error, but the figures don't appear on the right place. (appear on other pages) |
\caption{t values of the loss coefficients for subject 2} | ||
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We can see that signigicant areas for the gain coefficients and those of the |
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can you replace this paragraph with this (fix some typoes):
+We can see that significant areas for the gain coefficients and those of the
+loss coefficients are mostly the same. This suggests the opposite of what
+most people believe (that increasing potential losses should affect the areas
+of the brain that mediate negative emotions in decision-making). Potential
+losses were represented by decreasing activity in the same areas that are
+sensitive to potential gains.
OK. I am still revising it. Please double check if there were any other typos, thanks. |
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We also run a logistic regression to determine each subject's willingness to accept or reject based on the values of potential loss and gain. This is the measure of behavioral loss aversion, and in the end we correlate this with ou neural loss aversion, making it clear that increasing gains correspond to increasing activity in certain parts of the brain. | ||
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delete this paragraph about male/female
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